Sentence examples for ocean past from inspiring English sources
I want to say, "Can you imagine everything depending on your horse and your ability to dream of an ocean past the mountains?" But it isn't worth the eye-rolling.
The barge is due for an all-day tow on Sunday through Jamaica Bay, then briefly in the ocean past Coney Island, under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and across New York harbor.
After seven hours of traveling through inland farmland and mountains, we reached the coast south of San Luis Obispo and began a long stretch along the ocean, past beaches and sand dunes and lighthouses.
Lying back on the thick cushions of an armchair in his villa, with the windows curtained against an angry sun that was threatening to evaporate the Zaire River as it slid like a grassy ocean past his front door, he talked with the quiet contentment of a man whose thoughts were acting on him as comfortingly as the hands of a good masseur.
His latest method of inquiry, on show this week at the "Oceans Past" conference in Kolding, Denmark, is a little easier to understand.
Since hurricanes are the main source of extreme rainfall in the tropical oceans, past hurricane events can be dated to the days of their impact on the coral by looking at the increased 18O concentration within the coral.
We would like to thank the participants of the Oceans Past II conference in Vancouver 2009, Michael Flitner, Ambo Tuwo, Bert Hoeksema and two anonymous reviewers for helpful comments.
Yet the fact that over 60% of the papers presented to the Oceans Past II Conference in May 2009 were delivered by researchers who had not previously been engaged in the project suggests that the HMAP approach is being adopted by a growing number of scientists and historians.
7. Jackson JBC: The future of the oceans past.
We set off, Manu guiding us out into the ocean and past the wreckage of a 1940s Japanese warship.
He won every round and forced Malignaggi (27-4) to deliver an opinion opposite from all the criticism he levied across an ocean the past few months.
