Sentence examples for perform sea from inspiring English sources

SONGS OF THE SEA -- Jerry Epstein will perform sea songs with his concertina next Sunday at the South Street Seaport Museum; the New York Packet, the museum's maritime music group, will also sing; the concert series continues on the first Sunday of every month through March 4; 3 p.m.; Melville Gallery, at the museum, 213 Water Street, near Fulton Street; $3; (212) 748-8786.

Additionally, we will perform sea- ice thickness measurements with the help of electromagnetic waves," Stautzebach explains.

Macroremain influx residuals from the high plus low-frequency trend fit are used as independent samples to perform SEA (Figure 1K and 1L).

A cost efficient way of investigating shallow sediments and for collecting soils data for many offshore geotechnical problems, e.g. anchoring of floating structures with suction piles or evaluation of submarine slope stability, is to carry out seabed sampling to say 25 m below seabed and in addition perform seabed CPTUs to say 40 m.

It's one of those things: quite a lot has been made of it, but it's not like I'm acting like a performing sea lion.

But trapped on the tarmac, this bulked-up Jeep is like a performing sea lion, a powerful beast sentenced to a life of meaningless tricks.

But "The Cove," like the dolphins, would be lost without Richard O'Barry, who captured and trained all five of the animals who made Flipper a television star and a household name and sparked the craze for performing sea mammals.

Melbourne re-entered service at the conclusion of the refits on 14 February, and performed sea trials in Jervis Bay from 17 February until 5 May.

She performed "Sea of Flags" during the second semi-final in Denmark, making her the first solo artist from outside Europe to perform on the contest as a guest.

For the same amount, one could purchase a ticket to a major vaudeville theater; when America's first amusement park opened in Coney Island the following year, a 25-cent entrance fee covered admission to three rides, a performing sea lion show, and a dance hall.

Mike Canfield of Creative Access, an arts and cultural organization for the deaf, will perform "The Sea of Life," an interpretation of the sea and creatures that inhabit it.