Sentence examples for wider seas from inspiring English sources

I'm more the pretentious Drake type: "To dare more boldly, to venture on wider seas".

Bay scallops are easy to distinguish from the larger, wider sea scallops.

A service or mass actively breaks down the economic and status subgroups within which we normally operate, casting us into a wider sea of humanity.

New sports facilities will be left behind, as well as better transport: a wider Sea-to-Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler, and a new rapid-rail link between the central city and the airport.

Taking into account at least two pressing problems in these areas of research - sharing between disciplines and the need to reach a wider audience beyond academia - free access to journals may have a disappointingly negligible effect unless underlined by a wider sea change in thinking.

While in previous election cycles, candidates could safely assume that their presence and messages would dominate the television landscape, the era of Peak TV presents the risk of candidates being lost in a much wider sea of entertainment and news media.

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.

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.