Sentence examples for ocean shifts from inspiring English sources

But its influence, he said, is much more difficult to forecast than those of other important ocean shifts.

But the personal stuff seems at odds with the rest of the album, where Ocean shifts away from the latterday model of the male R&B singer as a kind of Auto-Tuned solipsist, ever ready to elicit sympathy for terrible lot of the multi-platinum superstar.

"Beyond the Ocean" shifts from black-and-white sequences in Russian with English subtitles -- it begins with one such scene, with the young Pitsee (Tatiana Kamina) fending off the advances of her uncle (Donovan Barton) -- to color scenes in Manhattan, where the older Pitsee (Dasha Volga) has just arrived.

The day was perfect as we boarded – cotton puff clouds drifting across the sky, the luminous aquamarine ocean shifting gently.

Can you guess what's going to happen the next time the oceans shift to a warm cycle?

In "The Oceans' Shifting Balance" (editorial, Dec. 11), you rightly point out the serious consequence of excess carbon dioxide on shelled animals and hard corals.

We already face the certainty of rising oceans, shifting weather patterns and resulting human migrations, all with a toll of trillions of dollars and potentially hundreds of thousands of lives.

With its oceans, shifting clouds, volcanoes and human emissions of heat-trapping gases and sun-blocking haze, earth remains a puzzle, said Dr. Michael E. Schlesinger, who directs climate research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Wood spotted a series of ocean chemistry shifts during the Ediacaran and Cambrian periods, which together stretch from about 635 to 485 million years ago.

It's not a light poem -- it opens with a peaceful ocean view, shifts to the turmoil and misery lurking under the calm, and then crescendos with a plea to hold each other close in the face of a terrifying world.

Importantly, density dependence is also strongly correlated with ocean productivity shifts (Elliott 1989), consistent with patterns expected if disease were a factor.