Sentence examples for oceans in a from inspiring English sources

We have acidified the oceans in a matter of decades, with no signs that we have the political will to slow, much less halt, the process.

"Even though Cousteau was coming through the television, he unveiled the oceans in a way that nobody else had been able to," she told me.

The lessons Mr. Darnell taught admirers like Prince in the early 1980's can still benefit young artists seeking to leap musical oceans in a single bound.

In a blink of history's eye, flying machines would become bewilderingly complex, even supersonic, each capable of carrying hundreds of people across oceans in a few hours and around the world, but not without superhuman computers.

But now, even though money and ideas can hop across oceans in a mouseclick, convergence has not been as fast as it should have been: America has enjoyed a productivity surge, aided by investment in information technology (IT); Europe has not.

An impulsive soul, who as a young man succeeded in rescuing his New York landlady's son from Devil's Island, he decided at the age of 60, after failing to make it as a hack novelist, to voyage on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans in a series of homemade wooden rafts that he built after reading books borrowed from the library.

"If you are going to have an annual harvest you have to maintain a sustainable number," said Geoff Regan, the minister of fisheries and oceans, in an interview.

Past, present and future intersect across cultures and oceans in an exhibition that opens on Saturday and continues through Oct. 7 at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

It made me feel the way I felt standing beside the ocean in a storm.

We inhaled a deep whiff of ocean in a mushroom called crab brittlegill.

Maybe that was just because I hadn't been to the ocean in a while.