Sentence examples for gentle swells from inspiring English sources
"gentle swells" is an acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a gentle wave movement, which is often found on calm bodies of water. For example, "The lake had a gentle swell, as the small ripples brushed against our boat."
Its wide, gentle swells were the womb of modern surfing — the warm, turquoise bowl of beginning.
We snorkeled through choppy waves until we came to a tranquil refuge with gentle swells.
Gray seals sunned on rocks; porpoises leaped in the gentle swells.
The area is cramped and clattery, even on a day of light winds and gentle swells just off the coast of Alicante.
An arch in the rocks served as a proscenium for the lowering sun and the backlit orange seawater splashes of gentle swells.
SAN DIEGO — The green fairways of Torrey Pines Golf Course were visible through a veil of marine fog as our 24-foot skiff rolled on gentle swells a mile or so offshore.
Now there is a gentle swell coming in off the ocean.
The angry-bird headlamps recall BMW, and the rear deck's gentle swell and finely drawn lip are pure Lexus.
Who, for instance, is going to notice the gentle swell of your belly when around your waist there is wrapped an embroidered obi (sash) so beautiful it would not look out of place on a cathedral altar?
For London, in this guise, conspires to make you feel simultaneously rich and poor, the smug lift like the water's gentle swell and the ebb and hollow that take its place.
Mr. Lahey also offered these suggestions for use-anywhere Martha colors: Silkie White ("a pale yellow, and you want to tread softly with yellows"), Liatris White, Gentle Swell, Sandbar and Birch Bark ("those last three are complex neutrals").
