Sentence examples for ocean escape from inspiring English sources

Whether you swim, snorkel, whale-watch or enjoy walking barefoot in the sand, nothing beats an ocean escape.

Far from turning me off ocean escapes, I have never looked back.

Farmers and scholars; statesmen and patriots who had traveled across an ocean to escape tyranny and persecution finally made real their declaration of independence at a Philadelphia convention that lasted through the spring of 1787.

But everyone knows those types of leaders are called Kings and Queens (or Dictators), and our founding fathers sailed on leaky wooden boats across an ocean to escape them.

Another 10,000 terabecquerels of cesium 137 made it into the ocean after escaping from the plant as steam.

Spencer says this is not evidence against liquid water, but only that the plumes are not explosively boiling off a salty ocean and escaping through the cracks.

As sunlight heats the ocean, water escapes into the atmosphere and falls out as rain.

In fact, if there is no plug placed in the hole, it is not inconceivable that no part of the planet's oceans will escape harm.

As Peter Hennessy and his research assistant, James Jinks, remind us in their authoritative and compelling history of the Royal Navy Submarine Service (RNSS) after 1945, scarcely any part of the world's oceans has escaped the presence of a British "boat" over the past century and, since April 1969, the UK's ballistic missile submarines have not missed a single day on patrol.

After one of the longest seductions in fiction – really, Andrew Marvell would marvel – he jumps on an ocean liner to escape his young lover, leaving behind a rather cruel and very lengthy letter explaining why he is going somewhere she won't be able to find him.

And since the ocean can't escape us, Jim Covel of the Monterey Bay Aquarium thinks travelers — and really everyone — should think about adopting ocean-friendly measures at home and on the road.