'sea room' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is likely a misspelling of the phrase 'sea room' which means to give someone or something plenty of space, or to have plenty of space or time for something. For example, "We gave the other boat sea room so we did not hit it."
SEA ROOM: An Island Life in the Hebrides, by Adam Nicolson.
The owners have converted the boathouse into the Sea Room, sleeping two and also available to rent.
"If you have sea room, there is nothing to worry about".Risks can be reduced by careful weather planning, says Mr Laird.
There is also Mabey's own work, and Adam Nicolson, whose Sea Room (2001), about two tiny Hebridean islands, was a runaway bestseller in Scotland.
I am not the only one with these concerns, as was made clear by the recent Too Few Fish in the Sea Room For Debate feature.
At Fox, he also produced "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea," "Room 222," "12 O'Clock High," "Lost in Space," "Nanny and the Professor" and "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir".
Launch from Earnse Point – at the northern end of Walney Island – on a flooding tide, and then gain sea-room, so you have the choice to either avoid or play on the surf that forms over Duddon Bar.
On Sunday, officers might toast "absent friends, Monday is "Our ships at sea", Thursday is "A bloody war or a sickly season" and on Friday, glasses are raised to "A willing foe and sea-room".
Monday - "Our ships at sea" Tuesday - "Our men", now "Our sailors" Wednesday - "Ourselves (as no-one else is likely to concern themselves with our welfare)" Friday - "A willing foe and sea-room" Saturday - "Our wives and sweethearts", now "Our families" The navy has traditional toasts for every night of the week.
Initially it was believed that the land spotted was the island of Ushant, which would have given the ships plenty of sea-room in which to manoeuvre.
The first 50 bookings will get a free upgrade to a sea view room.
