Sentence examples for sea walking from inspiring English sources

He relishes swimming in the sea, walking in the forest and eating watermelon.

She does give some of her time to the sea, walking along the shore — especially, it seems along Herring Cove, just northwest of Provincetown below the curled top of Cape Cod.

There's nothing funny about a man coming out of the sea, walking up to the camera and saying, 'It's....' " In "The Pythons," a 16-ton weight of a book, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin tell their story in the form of an oral history.

On a bright Sunday morning, I join an In The Heart of The Sea walking tour of the island's one town, also called Nantucket.

Some talk of yearlong journeys from their homes in sub-Saharan Africa: months at sea, walks through the desert, no food, fevers.

I love the sea, walks in the countryside, the hustle and bustle of London and fill my (limited) spare time gardening, making things, painting and generally creating mess.

The two longest tracks are the best, 11-plus-minute emotional quests: the opening cut, "The Introspecting," with its distal drone and shimmering cello, and his ode to a Turkish sea, "Walk to Marmara," a slowly rolling percussive cut that eventually opens with bright rays of Rhodes.

A sea walk, in particular, will have this effect.

Mr. Miskovic said that a sea walk will soon be built along the coastline.

The very pointlessness of a sea walk is it's attractiveness to me.

For example, The Malecon is a five mile (8 KM) sea walk that stretches form the Havana Harbor to Old Havana.