Sentence examples for sea means from inspiring English sources

"Protecting borders at sea means if you see someone in difficulty you have to act".

That the sea means freedom no one can control or own, freedom for everyone".

Not living by the sea means we have to trust our suppliers to do the sourcing for us and to deliver the fish in prime condition.

Its role as a major medieval trading centre in north-western Belgium, with its centre less than 10 miles from the sea, means that its merchants' houses and public squares are now all graciously old and greetings-card pretty.

The Russian defence minister, Sergei Ivanov, said: 'We have seen what the brotherhood of the sea means.' "What a shame that brotherhood does not extend to all man's activities".

Figure 6 Superposed epoch analysis (SEA) means covering the observations of HON, KAK, and SJG stations for each storm category.

Restrictions on Palestinian access to the Dead Sea meant a loss in income from the extraction of minerals and salts, and from tourism, from which Israel benefited economically.

The high production costs, increased by transporting cars by sea, meant that Fiat in effect subsidized each produced car by 1,300 euros.

The isotopic results were reported in the usual δ notation versus the sea mean ocean water (SMOW) for oxygen and Vienna PeeDee Belemnite (PDB) standards for carbon.

Polluted seas mean the eel population is smaller than it used to be, but any barrage would have to take them into consideration.

Rising seas mean more frequent storm surges, and the Gulf Coast of Texas today and Sunday will be a giant meteorological laboratory for potentially record, and cataclysmic, flooding.