As they huddled around the cabin table, the boat lurched and bounced over the waves.
Television footage shows the rising sea approaching, with her haunting voice echoing over the waves.
We are crossing over the waves and farms and villages below, over so many places, at more than 670mph.
I would stand at the front of the ferry in all weather, humming something, probably Wagner, as we bounced over the waves.
The undeniable heart of the town is Maxi's, a slapped together, locally owned two-story bar and restaurant that looks over the waves and serves as a meeting place for locals and tourists.
If you're inattentive, you can go rolling over the waves in the blink of an eye.
There is also the ceremonial jumping over the waves 7 times for good luck for the new year.
Cory's shearwaters fly close to the ocean surface using the wind stress to glide over the waves, which limits their capacity to select other flight altitudes with more favorable winds.
Low-mobility ions roll over the waves more often than high-mobility ions; thus, they leave the cell later, as can be seen in Fig. 3.
In this case the ions not only 'surf' on the waves as described above but they also roll over the waves owing to collisions with the gas particles.
