Sentence examples for ocean out of from inspiring English sources

But the evidence was indirect and the ocean out of sight, under an icy crust.

One drenched America One crewman kept busy bailing bucketfuls of ocean out of the cockpit.

Skeptics say, however, that taking significant portions of ocean out of use is not a necessity but a luxury.

The New Zealand minister for civil defence, Nikki Kaye, urged east coast residents in the path of any potential tsunami to stay out of the the ocean, out of boats and off beaches.

You can't take the Ocean out of the water.

I think this blows the Ocean out of the water, though.

"To the extent we can keep regular forms of ocean trash out of the ocean, in the face of disasters, the ocean becomes more resilient and better equipped to deal with the debris," he said.

That is hardly surprising for an island that emerged, lonesome, between the north Atlantic and Arctic oceans, out of lava, a mere 16m years ago.

In less than a century, it has essentially strip-mined the oceans, wiping out 90percentt of the large ocean fish, like tuna and swordfish, while imperiling many other commercially valuable species.

"Every summer there are people pulled out of our ocean," Linda Ruscillo, 63, said at the meeting.

After all, when you come out of the ocean, you are being photographed!