Sentence examples for sea calls from inspiring English sources

"The whole opening, about how the sea calls to Ishmael, is like the siren song of N.Y.C. after the superstorm".

The beach features prominently in the song and video for Sea Calls Me Home, but she only goes if someone's visiting.

The surf breaks and pounds on the beach, the sea calls -- and the brown penguins look on in bafflement; they know this somehow pertains to them, and yet, when they venture to explore, the result is wet-feathered misery.

The magnificent Sea Calls Me Home, the night's final encore, is an out-and-out pop song – admittedly one based around a harpsichord progression – with Holter's vocal ringing out with pleasurable ease.

Her voice is as intimate as the stream-of-consciousness lyrics are puzzling: "It's no wonder they're shipping all my clothes / Wear the fog / I'll forget the rules I've known / Look in cloud's mirror," she sings on Sea Calls Me Home, adding, erroneously: "It's lucidity!

Langston Hughes, in his 1940 autobiography, "The Big Sea," called Fauset, Johnson, and Locke "the three people who midwifed the so-called New Negro literature into being".

The earth itself rested on the cosmic sea called Varu-Karta.

Given Fisher's selfless nature, that is like the sea calling the sky blue.

This arm of the sea, called Horseshoe Cove, begins near open waters, where the bay meets Eggemoggin Reach.

The poet Ovid was exiled by Augustus to a little hell-hole on the Black Sea called Tomis, but his poetry has outlasted the Roman Empire.

Lahontan cutthroats, Nevada's state fish, evolved in the Great Basin, which was flooded under a giant inland sea called Lake Lahontan during the last ice age.