Sentence examples for sea running from inspiring English sources

There was a big sea running.

"There were waves of people coming from the bridge, like a sea, running and stamping on other people, crushing them," she said.

Olivia Arthur, a London-based Magnum photographer, and Philipp Ebeling, a photographer, publisher and owner of the Fishbar studio, went to the Sound of Harris – "sound" meaning the stretch of sea running south of the Outer Hebridean island – to catch the essence of its shaggy hills, its hardy locals, and its harsh climate.

In the days immediately after the earthquake, the stretch of sea running parallel to the eastern Adriatic Sea became a very-well travelled route by Venetian envoys and officers, heading either away from or towards the affected areas (Fig. 3).

Land Over Sea, running for the Nyquist connections of Doug O'Neill and Paul Reddam, had a troubled trip in the Black-Eyed Susan and finished sixth.

Here on ship, at sea running for his life, Fred meets Lancaster again, but neither know this, nor state this, but we in the audience know this -- we know something about these two that they seem not to know, or that is never spoken.

South Sudan contains about two-thirds of Sudan's working oil fields, while the essential pipeline to a port on the Red Sea runs through the north.

Baby beluga in the deep blue sea – runs a much-loved children's song – you swim so wild and you swim so free.

This farm in County Sligo, right by the sea, runs family holidays for intermediate riders and above, aged 12-plus, with riding every day.

The colours are Agar's flesh browns, greens, golds and creams, and the blue sky and sea run into each other.

The north will have to accept a declining share of revenue over time, General Gration said, but it has some leverage: the pipeline that carries oil to the Red Sea runs through the north.