Sentence examples for surf from from inspiring English sources
Loose surfboards tumbled between the jagged rocks that separated the surf from the lagoon.
The photo it released showed Mr. Obama enjoying the surf — from the neck up.
WEB LINKS -- A wireless Internet link lets you surf from almost anywhere.
One called for the return of "the Victorian habit of descending fully clad into the surf from bathing machines".
The waves were big, ragged, relentless, with no visible channels for getting through the surf from the shore.
A reader can surf from a scholarly treatise on tequila to a list a tequila-based cocktails.
At one point, I was hurtled into a space packed with people, their arms outstretched as I crowd-surfed from one end of the room to the other.
From morning to early afternoon, I surfed from women's road cycling to Yao Ming and his Chinese friends to softball and table tennis.
Now he surfs from sofa to sofa and steals fresh fruit and vegetables to complement the dried, tinned and processed contents of a food parcel.
Surf shorts (from pounds 35, from sports shops) do look cooler on guys but they create a lot of drag.
"I'll surf anytime, from sunup to sundown, from Seaside Heights to Asbury Park," Mr. Eilbacher says.
