Sentence examples for seabed which is from inspiring English sources
The state allows property owners to keep oceanfront land gained through gradual and imperceptible accretion but gives new land created suddenly to the owner of the seabed, which is typically the state.
During their time away, the crew surveyed more than 1,200 sq km of seabed, which is the equivalent of 170,000 football pitches.
Nine European countries surround the sea, which is shallow at 55 metres.
That honor belongs to the pier at Southend-on-Sea, which is 7,080 feet long.
It doesn't seem interested in turning to the sea, which is where hurricanes tend to fall apart.
"But be aware: every ship in the sea which is called to respond to a rescue must intervene.
Everything had been dragged out from stacked layers beneath the sea which is not, after all, forgiving.
Rachel suggests this may be because we associate the colour blue with the sea, which is salty.
The couple play for the Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea, which is based in Bay Head, N.J.
Guy C. Vanderpool, Canyon, Texas: John Banville's "The Sea," which is several years old but well worth reading!
Eighty steps descend to the sea, which is covered with boulders that for the agile serve as entry to snorkeling.
