Sentence examples for sea threw from inspiring English sources

Once, after an accident at Logan, the sea threw up a blue airplane passenger seat.

It is open to whatever the sea throws its way.

But for the moment they liked the sea, throwing pebbles into it, eating chips.

By The Sea throws some Sylvia Plath and Antonioni-lite into the mix, even a little Bilitis-era David Hamilton in its softcore sexuality.

When overcrowding becomes an issue, they will run for the sea, throwing themselves off cliffs for the good of the species.

Stormier seas throw up driftwood: twisted, salt-scoured sculptures that become home to crabs and sandhoppers.

A magical white sea cucumber threw itself into a fisherman's net to celebrate the wise rule of the Workers Partyy.

Everything gets measured and either returned to sea or thrown in buckets.

It should, in itself, protect the plant from the worst that the sea can throw at it.

For four generations, one Stevenson followed another into the business, confronting everything the filthy sea could throw at them.

Tracy's Portuguese fisherman pulls him out of the sea and throws him in with the crew of his trawler, who knock him into shape.