Sentence examples for serious sea from inspiring English sources
US navy officials said the Cowpens maneouvered to avoid the collision, but it marked the two nations' most serious sea confrontation in years.
Washington and Beijing have been seeking closer military ties following an incident last December when a US navy cruiser, the USS Cowpens, nearly collided with a ship accompanying China's sole aircraft carrier in the South China Sea – the most serious sea confrontation between the two nations in years.
At 80 minutes, Stan Brakhage's 1991 film "A Child's Garden and the Serious Sea," which is receiving its New York theatrical premiere beginning today at the Anthology Film Archives in the East Village, is an unusually long work for this seminal avant-garde filmmaker, who died in March at 70.
The first part of a series known as the "Vancouver Island films," "A Child's Garden and the Serious Sea" is on the primary level an attempt to evoke the childhood landscape of Brakhage's second wife, Marilyn, a native of British Columbia.
"We have serious sea level rise and we have a bill here that says the CRC can't consider sea level rise while they're making decisions," said Representative Pricey Harrison (D) during the floor debate.
Additionally, we are interested in recycling oyster shells, a waste resource that has caused serious sea pollution, such as the corruption of parasitic organisms and the mass proliferation of pathogenic bacteria [ 16].
"It took the kayak out of the toy-boat class and put it into the serious deep-sea craft category".
The row is a serious blow to Sea Shepherd's image.
He testified as an expert witness in a number of key trials in London and New York following serious incidents at sea.
That would have serious consequences, including sea level rises, heatwaves and changes to rainfall meaning dry regions get less and already wet areas receive more.
The French position improved somewhat in the course of the land war but suffered more serious setbacks at sea, notably the passivity and deterioration of the French navy after its disastrous defeat at the hands of the Anglo-Dutch fleet at La Hougue (May 1692).
