Sentence examples for more at sea from inspiring English sources

Jamie is more at sea than Richard.

(I, for one, plead guilty). But it seemed more at sea than most.

On the drive back to his office, Mr. Nashashibi explained how inner-city Muslims were more at sea, with fewer resources, than their suburban counterparts.

He failed, but in 1937 he met her sister, Wanda, also beautiful, and even more at sea, and he managed, after two more years, to sleep with her.

A. You would weigh very slightly more at sea level than at the top of a mountain, not enough for you to notice, but a measurable amount.

Unlike mathematics, in which traditional modes of thinking prepared the way for such a definition of subroutines, in music the defining of "modules" of composition leaves even sophisticated thinkers much more at sea.

"Nato has already taken measures to reinforce collective defence, especially for our eastern allies, with more planes in the air, more ships at sea, and more exercises on the ground.

In the present study, we confirmed our expectation that birds would gain significantly more mass at sea with more time identified as foraging, implying that our mid-speed behaviour was indeed related to foraging behaviour.

Furthermore, for Atlantic salmon, the fish released as fry tended to spend more time at sea than those released as smolts, resulting in fish that were larger and more similar in size to the wild fish.

He survives more storms at sea and shipwrecks than Patrick O'Brian's Master and Commander.

This forced clammers to add boats to their fleets to get more days at sea.