The quiet sea lay just yards away.
This pointed to "a quiet sea change in how Washington's political class views the United Nations," he added.
The beach was empty, and, with the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy looming, the quiet sea seemed to embody the contradictory truth of nature.
We've already slipped past the part of rural America where the farms seem to gather on the horizon surrounded by their groves like a widely-spread convoy of ships on a quiet sea.
The small jumps in cycles are practically unavoidable and are due to the conditions under which the survey was performed (agitated or quiet sea).
An area of great compression called a subduction zone was formed in the early-to-mid Mesozoic, which replaced the quiet, sea-covered continental margin with erupting volcanoes and uplifting mountains.
I love the weather, the space, the quiet, the sea, I love the mountains, the light.
The skies, usually full of roaring aircraft, were eerily quiet; only sea birds flew in the dawn.
The white sand beaches are quiet, and the sea is crystalline, two things you won't find in Amalfi.
The Lobos' fan section, meanwhile, sat in quiet silence, a sea of people clad in red, almost every one of them seated as their season, so promising as of Thursday morning, slowly slipped away.
