Sentence examples for traverse sea from inspiring English sources

The eagerness of the Pharisees to win converts is attested in The Gospel According to Matthew (23:15), which states that the Pharisees would "traverse sea and land to make a single proselyte".

Disaffected Lib Dem voters would have to traverse a sea of blue to guarantee Labour wins in most seats.

The demis must traverse the Sea of Monsters (the Bermuda Triangle, that is) to reach an abandoned amusement park, the giant Cyclops Polyphemus and a Kronos resembling the walking volcano from "Wrath of the Titans".

Hot, dry southeasterly winds known locally as the sirocco, ghibli (gibleh), or khamsin frequently blow into the Mediterranean basin from the Sahara and the Arabian Peninsula as low-pressure centres traverse the sea in late winter and early spring.

Romeo and Juliet are wed that morning and traverse the sea in their happiness.

But it is concerned about the "freedom of navigation"; a huge chunk of global trade traverses the sea.

Ocean shipping between eastern Australia and the South Pacific islands and China traverses the sea by way of a channel 200 miles (320 km) east of the reef.

But like many other countries it is worried about "freedom of navigation": a huge chunk of global trade traverses the sea.

In broad outline, Dietsch's opera corresponds to Wagner's: A young woman, urged on by her financially-motivated father, forsakes her local lover and follows her passion for a ship's captain condemned to traverse the seas in perpetuity.

Traversing these seas by boat is really the only way to explore the remotest islands and discover their rare beauty.

He has traversed many seas since, aged eight, he awoke one Christmas morning to find a second-hand dinghy in his bedroom; wearing a duffle coat and a pair of wellies he immediately sailed it alone, to a local pub to join his family who were enjoying a festive lunch.