Sentence examples for waves overturned from inspiring English sources

In Rhode Island, 6-10 feet waves overturned a boat along the Sakonnet River, killing one passenger.

Tidal waves, overturned cruise ships, ex-hookers married to cops, a hot Gene Hackman as a reverend, fire, floods and Shelley Winters swimming -- it does not get better.

Furthermore, for very steep waves, just before the waves overturn, and for large forcing frequency, a discrepancy in amplitude and phase occurs between the approximate forms and the numerical model.

The Rose-in-Bloom was caught in the hurricane while offshore of Barnegat Inlet, New Jersey, en route to New York City from Charleston, but was struck by a large wave which overturned the ship, resulting in the deaths of 21 of its 48 passengers and the loss of $171,000 of its $180,000 (1806 USD) cargo.

In an explosion event, the precursor shock wave would overturn the water barriers or break the water bags to release the stored water into the air.

As a result, both η and φ must be single-valued functions and are not therefore appropriate to the description of overturning waves.

Mihalynuk said the new model will make waves, as it overturns 40 years of accepted wisdom about the evolution of western North America.

Storms are frequent around the lake and a wave can easily overturn the typically flimsy fishing boats.

The events of last week's League of Legends World Championship quarterfinals at London's Wembley Arena may represent results that build into a wave capable of overturning the status quo.

In Hillsboro Inlet, two people drowned after their boat was overturned by high waves.

During that campaign, accusations of Russian interference and an apparent poisoning attempt against Mr Yushchenko prompted a wave of street protests that overturned an initial run-off vote in favour of Mr Yanukovich.