Sentence examples for surfing from from inspiring English sources

At its best, in the introductory animated mini-history "1,000 Years of Surfing in Two Minutes or Less," it sardonically traces surfing from its Polynesian roots through its suppression by Christian missionaries to its 20th-century resurgence.

Hollywood always tries to understand surfing from its own point of view.

But the most curious thing about this surfing from sight to sight is that it is involuntary.

The trend behind the answer is the industry's worst nightmare: fragmentation.More and more viewers, it seems, are surfing from cable channel to cable channel.

"There might be some channel surfing from the Oscars because there's always dead air between the awards," said Brad Adgate, the director of research for Horizon Media.

Dave Homcy's ode to Chile, with beautiful footage of the landscape, ocean and surfing from Dave Rastovitch, Ramon Navarro, Joel Parkinson and Chris Del Moro.

The violence doesn't come from surfing or from crowded breaks, but from the celebrity and money that have attended the professionalization of the sport since the '70s.

Childrens' lessons from £29 for one hour; adults from £39; free-surfing from £19 an hour and bundle deals are available; camping pods (sleeping four) from £100.

Having spent a few bemused months channel-surfing from genre to genre, it occurred to me to ask: where was all this good music coming from?

People were hanging on the ceiling, stage-diving and crowd-surfing from beginning to end".

The beginning of Grade 12, I got kicked out of my house, and I was homeless or couch-surfing from then on.