out at sea

The boat moved away from the island and I waited until it was out at sea. Then I opened the door of my room.

Out at sea, the wind is often stronger and steadier than close to shore, where all existing offshore windmills are planted.

Somewhere out at sea a violin began to play: it was like a sea beast mourning and stretching towards the shore.

His idea involves farming algae out at sea and then digesting it in thousands of "giant stomachs" under the surface.

One night there was a very bad storm, and I thought I heard the sound of guns out at sea.

Attacks far out at sea have been made possible by the hijacking of merchant vessels that are then used as "mother ships" .

For the boat out at sea the bad dream began at about midnight.

When her little boat was caught in a storm out at sea, she thought no one could help her now.

'Working on a boat, and seeing the waves out at sea is certainly more entertaining than being locked indoors, ' says Mr.

The crews would have to radio those ports from out at sea and request permission to land.

I am dreaming, darkness around I am sailing in the ship's wound Angels screaming In the mist out at sea!

The smallest ripple far out at sea will form a crashing wave on our shore.

Uncle Vernon was pointing at what looked like a large rock way out at sea.

It wasn't long before Jonathan Gull was off by himself again, far out at sea, hungry, happy, learning.

Even with doubtful accuracy, such anti-ship ballistic missiles could keep the US Navy far out at sea.

Every other year or so, some diver or something gets lost out at sea, these guys bring them home.

The coastal guard kept a watchful eye on the black spot that had appeared out at sea.

Occasionally, unusual creatures are washed to the shore, but they are rarely caught out at sea.

The booms will be laid on beaches rather than out at sea, soaking up any oil that washes ashore.

So today we have the echo-sounders that work for us in much the same way that can be out at sea.

But because the hunt happens out at sea, it's hard to photograph and has received far less attention than Taiji's bloody cove.

Oceanic, or offshore, dolphins live farther out at sea.

Her husband, a fisherman, is out at sea. His motorcycle is parked proprietarily under the thatch.

They are so-called blue-water fish, spending most of their lives far out at sea.

The US Geological Survey says the quake had a magnitude of 6. 3. The epicenter was out at sea about 115 miles from Jakarta.

Out at sea it was calm . No wind came up .

We may find out one day when we are far out at sea, some dolphins are swimming next to our ship and could be our long-lost friends.

Out at sea, there's no shortage of wind and sun, so why not have ships put them to good use?

I shine on ships lost out at sea, They know they can depend on me.

but they are rarely caught out at sea.

they are rarely caught out at sea.

Will you promise not to rest me out at sea?

And the ships out at sea.

How long have you been out at sea?

The volcanic activity out at sea has attracted people to the coast, waiting to see the birth of a new island

a scientist said they were probably picked up by a waterspout or mini - tornado out at sea

I feel the tide is turning and I'm stranded out at sea

The workers were flown off the flaming oil rig out at sea

This house has been far out at sea all night

feels like we've been out at sea