Sentence examples for western waters from inspiring English sources

In March, the South Korean naval vessel, the Cheonan, sank in western waters.

Over the last five years, Bruce sailed that vessel throughout the western waters of the Atlantic - much of it solo.

For the last several years, the Pacific has been locked in La Niña conditions, but the western waters have been particularly warm.

"We will see more tension in western waters," said Lee Byong-chul, a senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation, a policy advisory body in Seoul.

The hydrofoil, carrying 163 passengers and 11 crew, hit an "unidentified object" off a small island in Hong Kong's western waters on Sunday evening, rescuers said.

The navies of the two Koreas have fought skirmishes in the disputed western waters in 1999 and 2002 and exchanged fire briefly last November.

Mystery Bird photographed at the western water treatment plant near Melbourne in Victoria, Australia.

Now Solar Millennium finds itself in the midst of a new-age version of a Western water war.

"Cadillac Desert" (Viking Penguin, 1986) was a seminal work about the environmental cost of Western water projects.

The intricate network of western water rights, some riparian and some based on first use, is absurdly complex.

The principle of "reasonable and beneficial use," a mainstay of Western water law, holds that no water user has the right to waste water.