Sentence examples for wide seas from inspiring English sources

It sits very happily with slices of dark, purple, dense salami; cured belly – pink reefs of meat in wide seas of white fat; and guanciale, cured pig's cheek.

The poem concludes by comparing the battle to those fought in earlier stages of English history: Never, before this, :were more men in this island slain :by the sword's edge--as books and aged sages :confirm--since Angles and Saxons sailed here :from the east, sought the Britons over the wide seas, :since those warsmiths hammered the Welsh, :and earls, eager for glory, overran the land.

Alone on a Wide, Wide Sea, by Michael Morpurgo (HarperCollins, £12.99).

Edwyn Collins A Place to Call Home by Wide Sea.

Alone, alone, all, all alone, Alone on a wide wide sea!

It is likely to involve pots dotted with holes set in a wide sea of pebbles.

The cruiser hammers out over the small waves, and all of a sudden we're in a wide sea.

Llandudno to Prestatyn, Clwyd 23 miles, NCN route 5 Enjoy this wonderful ride along the wide sea promenade.

The first one I've heard was this one and I think they're absolutely brilliant - Wide Sea.

Listen to: Wide Sea – A Place to Call Home Manowar, possibly the silliest heavy metal band ever, but also possibly the greatest.

"It was strange at Bognor – a white, vague, powerful sea, with long waves falling heavily, with a crash of frosty white out of the pearly whiteness of the day, of the wide sea.