Sentence examples for seas dark from inspiring English sources

She stood next to a Boudin masterwork, "Coup de Vent Devant Frascati, Le Havre," an 1896 canvas churning with the raging seas, dark clouds, driving rain and wind gusts that still make the Normandy coast a favorite of painters and romantic souls.

The sand was baked and pale, the sea dark.

Pines clung to cliffs that tumbled down to the sea; dark gold sand sliced the roadside.

I lived in a tent not far from Tamatave, where the earth is red, and the sea dark blue.

for example, when you see rain, animals, sea, dark sky and stars, and you are just observing them without having any thoughts of past or future, that is also a form of meditation because you are present at those moments without being lost into thoughts.

As white sea ice, which reflects sunlight and heat back to the heavens, loses area in the Arctic seas, the dark water beneath it absorbs sunshine and accelerates the heating of our oceans.

National Coastwatch Institution volunteer John Kavanagh told BBC Wales the sea at Worm's Head on Gower was "like a cauldron" and he had never seen the sea "so dark".

(A "sea as dark as wine" dragged).

The sea was dark but calm; no waves, no wind.

And again: The sea, a dark lead-gray.

"Into this sea of dark fashion stepped a girl in a yellow dress," Stroman recalled.