Sentence examples for sea drive from inspiring English sources

The interactions between the atmosphere, the oceans, and the ice on land and sea drive the natural variability of the climate.

We found the freedom to swim in the sea, drive in an open-top car, walk in the rain and then just shake our head to look good again.

The Malecón, Havana's evocative five-mile sea drive, is one of the city's most soulful thoroughfares.

The resulting temperature differences between land and sea drive monsoons--steady winds that change direction twice a year.

Bruce's love of boating and fascination with the sea drove him.

The opera opens with a fitful depiction of the storm at sea, driven by skittish bursts and slashing dissonances.

The astonishing waves in Portugal rose up from a storm-tossed sea driven in from the Atlantic, as crowds watched wrapped up against the rain.

The voyage may be allegorical; its sense may be that we are all at sea, driven along incomprehensibly by market forces; but the best allegories are believable as stories too, and this one isn't.

The public outcry over the plans to dump tritium-tainted water into the sea — driven in part by the company's failure to inform the public in 2011 when it dumped radioactive water into the Pacific — was so loud that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe personally intervened last month to say that there would be "no unsafe release".

The human heart is like a ship on a stormy sea driven about by winds blowing from all four corners of heaven.

The upshot is a fairly pathetic picture of a life mired in the passions and pursuing and fleeing the changeable and fleeting objects that occasion them: "We are driven about in many ways by external causes, and … like waves on the sea, driven by contrary winds, we toss about, not knowing our outcome and fate" (IIIp59s).