Sentence examples for unpredictable waters from inspiring English sources

And even in such unpredictable waters there is room for happy discoveries.

Ellison's Oracle-BMW Racing meets McCaw and Allen's OneWorld beginning Friday on the unpredictable waters of the Hauraki Gulf.

When it comes to both flu and finance, most of us – if not all – are adrift in turbulent, unpredictable waters.

In a region where distances can seem insurmountable in the face of sketchy or nonexistent ferries, unpredictable waters, language differences and poverty, pepper sauces were about connection, augmented by new technologies and shared masochism.

Schooler, who has worked for many years as a guide in the unpredictable waters of the Alaska Panhandle, has distilled a life of unusual intensity into his first book.

The book swishes around like the tide, from the history of swimming (especially women's swimming and the development of the American crawl) to the conditions that created the English Channel — "some of the roughest and most unpredictable waters in the world" — and its legendary conquerors.

"Expect unusually strong currents and unpredictable water flows near the shore," it said.

The dressing rooms, with their unpredictable water temperatures, have been renovated.

Peatland plants withstand unpredictable water levels from snow melt and heavy rains by clumping together into stilt-like rafts.

The node movements under the water are random due to the unpredictable water current.

This water-controlled ecosystem with infrequent, discrete and largely unpredictable water inputs (Berry 2000) and far higher rates of potential evaporation than precipitation (Mendelsohn et al. 2002) allows only a few plant and animal species inhabitation.