Sentence examples for sea driving from inspiring English sources

Much more than a gimmick, this revolutionises gameplay adding air, land and sea driving challenges to the campaign, as well as a standalone kart-racing mode.

Watch the video below for Nasa's explanation of why the spectacle happens:   High pressure this week means wind levels should low and high pressure will effectively push down on the sea, driving down tide levels.

Rather than rain, though, it is the idea of fiddling with clouds' brightness that interests Alan Gadian of the University of Leeds, in Britain, and his team.In this section Now you don't Journalistic deficit disorder Clouds over troubled waters Magic mushrooms ReprintsA hurricane forms when intense sunlight heats the surface of the sea, driving both evaporation and convection.

The Persians, when they had vanquished the Ionians in the sea-fight, besieged Miletus both by land and sea, driving mines under the walls, and making use of every known device, until at length they took both the citadel and the town, six years from the time when the revolt first broke out under Aristagoras.

This water is then let back into the sea, driving turbines in the process.

Its alchemy is restorative, cathartic, elemental--swimming every day in the sea, driving through the amber pastures of arid farmlands, eating the same simple Greek dishes you find at every little taverna.

You can drive some 3,000 miles across the entire continental United States — from sea to shining sea — without driving through a single county that voted for Hillary Clinton.

The need of a more persistent human presence on sea is driving the development of increasingly more efficient Autonomous Underwater Vehicles.

Although they were traveling with three children, the Halls had managed to take in much of the island, hiking through rain forests, snorkeling with sea turtles, driving the dizzying road to Hana in a minivan.

During a positive NAO state the increase in the strength of the westerlies promotes surface heat loss and ultimately leads to deeper convection in the Labrador Sea, baroclinically driving a stronger SPG.

As the Extreme Sailing Series' first regatta in Hamburg ended with a win for 2012 and 2013 champions The Wave, Muscat after 26 races over the four days, the first regatta of the 2017 cycle for the America's Cup World Series was blown off the water by high winds, angry seas and driving rain.