out to sea

Next day we put out to sea. The boat anchored at a remote island.

she was coming out of marseilles harbor , and was standing out to sea rapidly , her sharp prow cleaving through the waves.

You are the gull, Jo, strong and wild, fond of the storm and the wind, flying far out to sea, and happy all alone.

In January 2006, a bottle-nosed whale died in the Thames after it was lifted on to a pontoon ready to be taken back out to sea.

But besides the power of the initial wave crashing into the shore, the tsunami can be just as deadly as it flows back out to sea.

Some days he would sit by the garden, sip his lemonade and look out to sea.

Andrew Cheatle thought it had been swept out to sea after it slipped from his pocket.

When it looked as though they would vote against his proposal for a united Africa, he briefly tried to ship them out to sea.

But as the dawn brightened, I could see that it was too far out to sea for its size, and too still to belong to a fish.

The mortar rounds reach long distances so they shoot them out to sea trying to get a hold on how to hit a far off target.

A girl stood before him in midstream, alone and still, gazing out to sea.

It would be some minutes before he noticed the engine churning as the ship pulled up its anchors and slowly headed out to sea.

The adult male was tangled in fishing nets about a mile out to sea. Divers think the whale may have been tangled there for up to two months.

Hiromitsu Shinkawa was pushed out to sea while he clung to the roof of his floating home after a tsunami swept away his wife.

"I immediately thought of a tsunami and looked out to sea and that's when we saw the wall of white water coming at us, " he said.

Where once it had recycled mountain rain into a vast aquifer underneath, its hard bottom now ushers occasional floodwater right out to sea.

Some of the techniques under consideration include sending ships out to sea with equipment to spray fine droplets of seawater into the air.

She left the room like an ocean-liner setting out to sea, her lapdog husband bobbing in her wake.

Where fishermen once set out to sea, now travellers stop to soak up the sun which bakes the sandy shores.

The next morning, when I looked out to sea, there was no ship.

When the storm struck, she was swept out to sea, clinging to a bit of wreckage.

While they were speaking, they observed the two yachts , which had hitherto been hid by a point of land, standing out to sea.

"Don, " I said, "just to get the facts straight, you guys are famous for farming so far out to sea, you don't pollute. "

'Just a few more moments, Papa, ' begged George, who continued to stare resolutely out to sea.

A better method is to take the waste in ships far out to sea and let the wind and waves break it down.

However, he did not give up, Is still out to sea fishing.

The province is located in the lower reaches of the Huang He (Yellow River) and extends out to sea in the form of the Shandong Peninsula.

FAR out to sea, the wind blows faster than it does near the coast.

Dr. Kemper noted that the wind tends to blow west to east in Japan, and so a good deal of the radioactive particles would drift out to sea.

Captain Abe is about to put out to sea from the port. His boat, the Hanasakimaru, was badly damaged by the tsunami.

Waves still lick the ledges in the coves , and a few fishermen still set out to sea in their boats.

Take it out to sea, for it serves no purpose in my life.

Our rooms were two spacious side-by-side bures with a sitting area and a porch looking out to sea.

We were ordered to stand well out to sea, out of the range of shore batteries.

In 1988 the ruIn of a site where people sailed out to sea to look for this elixir was found on a beach In the QInhuangdao port area.

Wednesday, winds over the Fukushima nuclear-power plant gusted out to sea, keeping levels close to normal.

My master went back to his friends and we took the boat out to sea.

Yesterday I thought my wedding would be happy. Now I feel like I'm caught in the tide, pulled out to sea.

On Clinton's last trip to Hawaii, he went swimming at Waikiki Beach. He got caught in a riptide and was been pulled out to sea.

the great storms that hit the coast start as soft circling wind hundreds--even thousands-- of miles out to sea.

Divers rescued a humpback whale off the coast of Acapulco, Mexico. The adult male was tangled in fishing nets about a mile out to sea.

China is now emerging as a rival, sending its ships farther out to sea as its military strength grows.

Rescuers in boats sailed out to sea to save people who had been washed away by the force of the floods.

This would be a protective wind that would blow most of the radiation out to sea.

It's said the light could be seen for more than 35 miles (50 kilometers) out to sea.

Strong winds can pull many bathers out to sea simultaneously, overwhelming the guards if there are only a few of them.

Fishermen have to go farther out to sea than they used to and they return with fewer, smaller fish in their nets.

The Beagle tried to head out to sea on 15 November, but strong westerly gale winds force her back the next morning.

Anchovies, for instance, are harvested well out to sea off the coast of Mexico, Central America and California.

Some people were swept out to sea while others drowned in their homes, unable to escape.

A small fishing-boat was carried miles out to sea by the powerful fish as it pulled on the line.

One morning, as the fishing fleet passed by on its way out to sea, a boat came too close to our ship.

She was last seen floating out to sea on a piece of wreckage.

Thousands of lanterns slowly drifted out to sea guiding the dead on their return journey to the other world.

Take some NASA-developed plastic membranes, add algae and municipal waste water and float it out to sea. What have you got?

You know--lock you up accidentally in linen closets and push you out to sea in a boat, and all that sort of thing----

Does it happen today when a Cyclone roars into Bangladesh, drowning families and sweeping the housing out to sea?

I'm a smudge of excrement on a tissue, surging out to sea with a million tons of raw sewage.

A release of radiation confined to the lower atmosphere should be steered out to sea under such conditions.

The boys surveyed all this, then looked out to sea.

Many of the missing are presumed to have been washed out to sea from low-lying coastal areas.

Experts say the size and speed of the new fighter would enable it to dominate areas far out to sea.

Towards nightfall, I found myself carried out to sea by a strong wind.

Icebergs, many many many times the size of this building are roaring out to sea.

Somali pirates operate up to 800 miles out to sea , loiter for weeks and even attack at night .

On one day we had traveled up and down the shore and far out to sea in search of whales, but the horizon was deserted.

The U. S. navy's stunning new assault ship has been taken out to sea for its final test trials.

They cast off and the boat sailed out to sea.

The fisherman had tried to save his boat by sailing out to sea before the wave struck, instead of fleeing to higher ground.

It said for Highland birds dotterel and ptarmigan that area of preferred climate might move from upland Scotland far out to sea.

He is, at this very moment, staring out to sea, and sighing happily every thirty-eight seconds.

Thousands of lanterns slowly drift out to sea guiding the dead on their return journery to the other world.

Ms. Pang said that in some instances entire families are believed to have been washed out to sea.

Fishermen have been advised against going out to sea in affected areas, Kompas said.

But prevailing breezes for the past two weeks should have been pushing the radiation mostly out to sea.

and I could also see a boat, far out to sea.

Jonathan sighed and looked out to sea.

As the boats put out to sea, the women's songs were wafted over the water.

This weekend we are going to the seaside where we have placed a memorial chair looking out to sea.

A big black steamer with a long loop of smoke streaming, with the portholes lighted, with lights everywhere, is putting out to sea.

After the female penguin lays a single egg, she transfers it to the male to incubate while she heads out to sea to feed.

The boat was swept out to sea.

We headed the boat out to sea.

Some get into natural disasters and are swept out to sea drowning or fall off cliffs or are killed by wild animals.

i allowed the tide to carry my sadness out with it. take it out to sea, for it serves no purpose in my life. i stood up from the bench;

The drilling platforms will be 185 miles out to sea, out of range of helicopters.

Get the men aboard with this false pretext and seize the ships when the fleet is out to sea.

The currents there would move it to the south, just north of Tokyo, and then out to sea.

Why was a small fishing boat carried miles out to sea some ting ago near Masagascar?

the tiny hatchlings, sending them toward the luminescence instead of out to sea, where they are safer from predators.

Why was a small fishing boat carried miles out to sea some ting ago near Masagascar?

the tiny hatchlings, sending them toward the luminescence instead of out to sea, where they are safer from predators.

we receive them, and for greater security we stand out to sea.

For bigger ships, that means getting far out to sea and riding out the storm.

Fishermen are going out to sea and carrying their cellphones.

A small fishing-boat was pulled miles out to sea by a powerful fish.

Then she and her accomplice were put on board a ship full of holes and sent out to sea, where they soon perished in the waves.

Could a hurricane stall over Miami, slip back out to sea, then loop back into Miami again?

Four little Indian boys going out to sea; A red herring swallowed one and then there were three.

Four little black boys going out to sea, A red herring swallowed one, and then there were three.

Four little black boys going out to sea, A red herring swallowed one, and then there were three.

Fishing is an important industry in the North East, and every night (except Sunday) the fishing boats go out to sea.

Fresco's even developed plans for transporting the structures out to sea.

Winds blowing north-east out to sea may have kept levels from rising more.

To view the underwater wonders, we boarded a much smaller boat and motored an hour out to sea to reach the world-famous Palancar Reef.

The tufty-headed penguins headed out to sea at the onset of winter for their annual forage and returned on the following spring to breed.

is to take the waste far out to sea in shipsswheresthe wind and waves break it down.

enjoying the breeze on the Sea Wall, and the view out to sea.

But floating turbines moored far out to sea could avoid such problems.

At Humboldt, Recinos and the other students went out to sea to take samples, and Recinos experienced oceanography firsthand.

At Humboldt, Recinos and the other students went out to sea to take samples, and Recinos experienced oceanography firsthand.

Of the 27 oyster farmers left in the town's Tomei district, three were killed in the tsunami, swept out to sea with their boats.

There, every morning he and his cousin to play on the beach, sometimes by boat out to sea to fish and uncle.

From there they cast nets into the surf or motor farther out to sea.

The adult male was tangled in fishing nets about a mile out to sea.

Another line heads far out to sea to an underwater volcano.

On a clear day, you can see the ships far out to sea, until they get beyond the horizon.

The river funneled through the valley and out to sea.

Rivers and torrents carried great loads of sediment out to sea.

At midnight on June 6th, the Fram moved quietly away from Amundsen's house, out to sea.

At midnight on June 6th, the Fram moved quietly away from Amundsen's house, out to sea.

On a dear day, you can see the ships far out to sea, until they get beyond the horizon.

At this time, with the tide out to sea fishermen returning there.

sent them out to sea in boats with little food and no engines.

Now I feel like I'm caught in the tide, pulled out to sea.

But somewhere off New Jersey I turned due east, straight out to sea.

The pull of the undertow can drag swimmers out to sea.

further out to sea dolphin and flying fish leap before the prows of local dhoni boats.

We put out to sea on the early morning tide.

A small fishing boat was carried miles out to sea. . .

A small fishing boat was carried miles out to sea. . .

Only once it's far out to sea will you be able to move.

encountered weather five miles out to sea.

such ships usually sank far out to sea where they are almost impossible to locate , de juan said.

Drowning is also more common as bears are forced to swim further out to sea to find food.

Forecasters expect the storm to head back out to sea.

The 1, 500 new turbines, measuring 100 meters high, will be up to 10 kilometers out to sea.

Those missing are presumed washed out to sea.

one day i ventured too far , and was carried out to sea.

The whole of Japan shifted three metres out to sea.

The whole of Japan shifted three metres out to sea.

Two blips are showing something out to sea.

An ocean current can easily take you out to sea.

Further out to sea, you will have hope of victory.

oh , my gosh ! nemo ' s swimming out to sea.

The reserves who go out to sea now will draw the best duty if and when the action starts.

I'd never seen a hummingbird that far out to sea.

The tsunami swept many victims out to sea, and they will be counted as they wash ashore.

A ship in port is safe, but that is not what ships are for. Sail out to sea and do new things.

The rubber raft drifted out to sea.

Our ship left port and headed out to sea.

On the morning of 28 February, we motored three hours out to sea.

I do not understand why people break laws. Butts are bad because they wash out to sea.

From there, I looked out to sea.

Don't sail out to sea in this weather.

Look out to sea and you know who is running the show.

The packet stood out to sea.

swim turtle swim-out to sea!

Bob Hedditch had taken his fishing boat, the seventy-three foot Anson, out to sea at about 7. 30 p. m. on Christmas Eve.

That was when the shrimp season, a lot of fishermen out to sea by bamboo raft.

Concerning the problem in white, we will next new order and white go out to sea a luck together and thanks.

I think it rather dangerous your venturing out to sea.

land and headed out to sea.

I had gone as far out to sea as my mind could tolerate.

Yeah, I want to be there before they tie an anchor around his neck and drag him out to sea.

4 And from there we put out to sea and sailed under the shelter of Cyprus because the winds were contrary.

"They are 300 miles out to sea and there is a storm in the area. "

Today, many live in stilt villages such as Torosiaje, though the settlement is unique in that it lies a full kilometre out to sea.

Time is like a river that is running out to sea.

He and my brother Doug, they go out to sea for months at a time.

We don't want any of this to happen, but better it go out to sea than stay in Japan.

riptide is a strong underwater current . it moves quickly away from shore and out to sea

He'd look up for a second, glance out to sea

Looking out to sea For a wave that would carry all our fantasies

The Ukrainian ship MV Faina is also nearby, but is too far out to sea to be seen from the beach

For an instant he feared lest, instead of keeping in shore, she should stand out to sea;

Out to sea, it's the only place I Honestly

Baby sea turtle, on its way out to sea, navigating plastic at Kamilo Beach, 2009

Malkiya, Bahrain: Fishermen prepare to head out to sea

Pirates Reaching Farther Out to Sea to Hijack Vessels

Dog befriends sea lion, chases it four kilometers out to sea

We don't wanna die in the ocean (drifting out to sea)

who was swept 15km out to sea by Japan's deadly tsunami

We're way off course now and we're drifting out to sea

When I put out to sea. I wish

sb swept out to sea by wave:

That drags me out to sea

Find oneself carried out to sea

we'll put out to sea

When we are swimming out to sea

here i go out to sea again

ere i go, out to sea again