"sea path" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a route or course taken over the ocean or sea, such as a boat's voyage. For example, "We plan to take a leisurely sea path across the Atlantic."
We know that Labor has been obsessed with "me tooism" on asylum policy in a desperate bid to avoid the apparently unbearable inconvenience of a Daily Telegraph smash up and a Ray Hadley tantrum about their collective lack of manhood when it comes to repelling the hordes plotting a comfortable sea path to Australia before reclining on a life of welfare.
"Whether it's because there is something in the atmosphere at the moment – more people have the courage to share their personal stories since the #MeToo movement – the memoir generally seemed to be stronger," she said, praising The Sea Path as "an absolutely brilliant story about the human capacity to endure".
Under a controversial deal implemented on March 20, the dangerous but direct illegal sea path to Europe has essentially been closed, and people found journeying across the Aegean Sea are to be returned to Turkey.
Macfarlane journeys along the old drovers' tracks and sea paths of Britain.
Tuesday 29 July 7pm, Hall Two, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9AG Tickets: £9.50/£11.50 In The Old Ways Robert Macfarlane follows the ancient tracks, drove roads and sea paths that criss-cross the British landscape.
The endless stream of devastating images after the hurricane — low-slung bungalows washed from their foundations, mud-sluiced sitting rooms, the contents of entire homes bogged with seawater and junked on the curb — have one thing in common: the destruction was ground-level, in the sea's path.
On 4 April, Cyril Naryshkin, the first Commandant of Saint Petersburg, received orders for twenty 18-pounder guns to be sent to Viborg from Narva (through Saint Petersburg), "by land or by sea, whichever path is more convenient," and 9,000 cannonballs along with them.
Hypothesis 1b was supported via the indirect SEA-JS path through SA; on the contrary, Hypothesis 2b was not supported, as gender did not moderate the direct effect of SA on JS.
This suggests the more likely occurrence of daytime early VLF events on the sea-based paths compared with land-based paths as reported in this study.
The Roman Empire passed through here on the way to the sea and its path is still evident.
Early/fast events with an unusually long recovery were observed mainly on NPM and NLK sea-based paths, and rarely on the signal from NWC and VTX transmitters.
