Sentence examples for sea encounter from inspiring English sources

A diver managed to film the stunning sea encounter on June 1 of two octopuses engaging in the universal act of bromanship.

Those who are not drowned at sea encounter the overwhelmed and dedicated people of the island, whose simple actions are evidence of the best in human nature, where one part of the human family helps another.

Organisms initially invading the deep sea encounter serious difficulties and must alter their feeding strategies to overcome poor nutrition and acquire tolerance to high pressure and cold seawater.

It promises to be a good companion piece to Dervla Murphy's A Month by the Sea: Encounters in Gaza (Eland) and her Between River and Sea: Encounters in Israel and Palestine (Eland), in which one of the wisest travel writers working now casts her penetrating eye on daily life in the Middle East.

O'Brian's account of their ship's open-sea encounter with a 32-gun Spanish frigate was the first of many rousing escapades, all saturated by his stunning familiarity with naval histories, logbooks, official letters and memoirs.

Known for the stormy weather and rough seas encountered there, the cape is situated at the convergence of the warm Mozambique-Agulhas current from the Indian Ocean and the cool Benguela current from Antarctic waters.

The book's plot is little more than a set of hooks on which Bastian hangs his garlands of fairy-tale nautical imagery: a sword-wielding girl with mysterious powers searches for her pirate-captain father on "the Omerta Seas," encountering a magical parrot named Pepper Dice, the ringletted daughter of the local governor and various unsavory seafarers.

Admiral Hipper and Eckoldt attempted to leave on the night of 10 April, but the smaller ship proved to be unable to match Admiral Hippers speed in the heavy seas encountered and was forced to turn back.

His side of the story encompasses slavery at sea, an encounter with pirates and a burgeoning friendship with Christopher Columbus.

When these sea slugs encounter a predator they respond by swimming away, rhythmically flexing their whole body.

In the East Siberian Sea, we encountered a different kind of ice from any we'd seen before.