Sentence examples for more tsunami from inspiring English sources

Eight military planes were scrambled to survey the damage as areas along Japan's entire Pacific coast braced for aftershocks and the possibility of more tsunami.

Within days of the life-changing earthquake that rocked Japan, we had more tsunami porn than we knew how to handle.

And as I stare hard at that horizon line, I also see a magnificent 50-foot humpback come breaching out, straight up and out of the water, like a fire hydrant that just broke loose, and wham, up it comes, straight up and then over with a splash that looks more tsunami than whale splash.

In New Zealand, the Crown Ministries and emergency management offices are increasingly integrating more tsunami risk assessment, evacuation planning, and preparedness messaging in disaster studies and plans [ 8, 107- 109, 142- 145].

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Over the next few days, fears of more tsunamis subsided, and coastal residents, including children, returned to their villages.

Over the next few days, as fears of aftershocks and more tsunamis subsided, that zone of normalcy began widening, creeping back toward the shore.

More tsunami- like shocks, more volatility, all around.

And on Santiago Island, 55 kilometers away, researchers have found sand layers likely deposited by the one or more tsunamis caused by the collapse.

The size of the boulders and other morphological features seem compatible with a possible impact from one or more tsunamis, since the impact of a storm normally occurring in this area, however exceptional, would have been less energetic and thus unable to scatter boulders inland from the sublittoral zone.

It is time for sleep, my tent located a few metres from displaced families in their shelters, all of us perhaps 300 metres from the shore - hopefully no more tsunamis on their way.