Sentence examples for shallows from inspiring English sources

There have been fears that the pod would become stranded in the shallows.

There's a restaurant right on the beach, so parents of older kids could feasibly sit on the terrace with a beer as their children paddle in the shallows.

Published in Britain by Atlantic in September as "The Shallows: How the Internet is Changing the Way We Think, Read and Remember"; £17.99.

Then, when waves of extinction rock the planet, such banished animals vanish and their places are filled by another set of losers from the shallows.

He was often miserable, occasionally love-struck, almost always fiercely committed to something or other and sometimes mad.In this section An artist making art Book of revelations Those pesky cartoons A creature of the shallows Don't mess with her Leaner the better ReprintsArt and literature were his constant companions.

For instance, unlike those in most parts of the planet, the ocean depths around it are warmer, at 5ºC or so, than the shallows near the coast.

This suggests not only that the story evolutionary biologists have been telling about the direction of flow of species between the shallows and the depths is wrong, but that it is actually backwards.

According to Teruyuki Kato, the project's leader, this arrangement can measure a buoy's vertical motion with an accuracy of a few centimetres, which will pick up dangerous tsunamis in the open ocean where they are mere ripples on the surface (they rear up into killer waves only when they reach the shallows).

Jay Rosen of New York University and Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows", contest the future of the news industry.

Instead he makes a more cautious argument, following in the footsteps of writers like Nicholas Carr, whose book "The Shallows" had a powerful impact on our understanding of the way the internet is rewiring brains.

Industrial nations can at best give a developing country a shallow surface insight into their know-how, and even then only in the context of foreign investment deals in which developed countries that host foreign direct investment inflows skilfully negotiate and secure such agreements, and have skilled workforces to absorb and expand on such prowess.