Sentence examples for sea up from inspiring English sources

It is a marvellous artistic creation, this sea: up close, the painterly freedom is a surprise (try zooming on the Google Art Project link, above).

Signatories can claim a "territorial sea" up to 12 nautical miles (22km) from their shoreline, inside which they can set laws but not meddle with international shipping (see diagram).In this section The attraction of solitude Make law, not war ReprintsBeyond the territorial sea there is a 200-mile "exclusive economic zone" (EEZ), where coastal countries have the sole rights to resources.

The basic unit of an underwater neutrino telescope is the Optical Module (OM), a pyrex glass sphere capable of withstanding the great pressure of the deep sea (up to 5 km water depth) where the telescope will be deployed.

There is a transform fault running from the spreading center in the Red Sea up to the Gulf of Aqaba through the Dead Sea, Jordan valley, and Sea of Galilee, separating the Sinai plate (Additional file 1: Table S2) from the Arabian plate.

The sea up here is still cold and unpolluted.

"She will be moving to a new wonderful loft by the sea up north from Amsterdam soon and has been doing almost all the work by herself.

Now he gives us a detailed evocation of the heart of Connemara, stretching westwards from Galway city, the area known as Cois Fharraige ("beside-the-sea"), up to Maam and down again to the villages, ports and the bewilderingly various archipelagos of that southern-facing coast which with some delight he describes as "anfractuous", a word borrowed from that great borrower TS Eliot.

Investigators are now concentrating on its next area of interest – 21,600sq miles of seabed up to four miles deep.

Mr. Moses claims that its sovereignty extends half a mile out to sea & up "as high as you can go," citing as evidence some letters of patent, issued by the State Board of Land Commissioners about 3 decades ago.

The sea was up to his waist.

The sea comes up, and the sun goes over.