NATORI, Japan — What the sea so violently ripped away, it has now begun to return.
The sea churned violently, and the boats bobbed in the smoldering wreckage.
I was in Tokyo, and we collaborated on a story that began this way: NATORI, Japan — What the sea so violently ripped away, it has now begun to return.
Anthony Calf's Victor is a precise study of a determined, clean-cut rationalist who finds himself hopelessly at sea in a violently irrational situation.
Afterwards he was violently sea sick, later confiding in a letter to his mother that though his grandfather was lapping up the cocktails, his own preference was for Coca-Cola and ginger ale.
Japan's annual whale hunt — which typically begins in November or December — has come under attack from conservationists in recent years, with vessels from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society sometimes clashing violently at sea with the whaling fleet.
With all the action taking place only 24km down, the seabed was thrust violently upwards, triggering huge waves.Could such a chain of seismic events happen elsewhere in Japan?
About an hour into our journey, the sea turned suddenly and violently choppy.
Right from the start, Lowell speaks with the Bostonian, the New England authority of the national poet: A brackish reach of shoal off Madaket, The sea was still breaking violently and night Had steamed into our North Atlantic Fleet, When the drowned sailor clutched the drag-net.
The opening section of "The Quaker Graveyard at Nantucket" still seems utterly remarkable, for all its echoes of Hopkins and cribbed language from Thoreau: A brackish reach of shoal off Madaket,- The sea was still breaking violently and night Had steamed into our North Atlantic Fleet, When the drowned sailor clutched the drag-net.
