Sentences with phrase «edge of the sea»

Before turning to the substantive issue of where Jesus» ideas went, I would like to digress a moment to speak superficially, geographically, about where Jesus himself went: Jesus moved to Capharnaum on the northern edge of the Sea of Galilee, chosen perhaps because it was ideally suited to the lifestyle he had in mind.

Before I go to sleep at night, I catch a spindly spider hanging gently along the inner edge of a sea - scape painting my mother made.

Plankton, crustaceans and fish, all food for wildlife, reproduce at the dynamic edge of the sea ice, where it floats over shallow near - shore waters.

The stippled diagonal line from lower left to upper right is the outer edge of the sea ice, with cloud cover to the right of that line.

Alone at the edge of the sea he sets the stone in place.

Job has no way to reply, and no need; the earth is infinitely bigger than he; how absurd he would look standing at the edge of the sea and trying to whistle up the waves.

The largest air - sea heat exchange in these seas occurs at the edge of the sea ice.

Eighteen - meter - long humpbacks, for instance, are Antarctica's other abundant baleen whales, but they stick to feeding in the open water and the edges of the sea ice.

Flying aboard helicopters based at McMurdo, the research team ventured out to the edge of the sea ice in McMurdo sound, where they carefully collected water samples from the sunlit surface and returned them to the Albert P. Science and Engineering Center at McMurdo, in order to perform experiments.

Methanococcus jannaschii was first plucked from the edge of a sea - floor chimney known as a white smoker off the coast of Mexico in 1982.

Ann Wigmore Institute A healing center that sits on the edge of the sea in the coastal village of Aguada, Puerto Rico.

People who live at the edge of the sea sometimes have a restless look in their eyes, as if they have gone as far as they can go and it is not far enough.

They'd left in the dark, and when the sun appeared, it was a cold ivory that pushed up from the edge of the sea, and the islands appeared out of the fading dusk, huddled together, as if they'd been caught at something.

Set on the edge of sea grass flats where the turquoise waters of Biscayne Bay meet the Atlantic Ocean live a cluster of seven wooden shacks with a history as wild as they come.

It's a lush wilderness outpost on the edge of the sea.

Salt Spring Island is the perfect get away for a relaxing weekend in a cabin oasis, an ocean kayaking, whale watching or paddle board adventure, a camping trip at the edge of the sea in Ruckle Provincial Park or a visit to the many galleries, stores, restaurants, farms, and businesses across the island!

Sea Point's long stretch of paved walkway on the edge of the sea does not need an introduction to Capetonians, who make very good use of this wonderful waterfront area to exercise and feel the sea breeze on their skins.

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It is situated at the edge of the sea above Jager Walk in Fish Hoek.

Escape reality and play at the edge of the Sea of Cortez and Baja Peninsula.

Ananke is a casual cottage built at the edge of the sea.

«10 days of great surf, good food and a great place right on the edge of the sea to kip.

185 Beach Road Boutique Suites and Apartments offers quality self - catering accommodation right at the edge of the sea in Gordon's Bay.

Set at the edge of the sea.

In Tsuro you'll be manning the helm of a Red Seal ship, intent on charting the unknown waters in the name of the Emperor who has decreed that from the edges of the seas to the mountain peaks belongs to him and him alone.

Rothko is using huge sperm cells as totems — or maybe as Adam and Eve — in Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea.

In 2009, he placed a life - size clay whale in a forest in Patagonia; his Documenta 13 installation, Return the World (2012), took over the Weinberg Terraces in Kassel; and as part of the 2015 Istanbul Biennial, he stationed 17 animal sculptures at the edge of the sea of Marmara.

These are not vague shimmers, like Rothko's Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea, but scarily real encounters with monsters and memories, made real in jagged black lines that stab through swirls of colour.

Rothko's evanescent «Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea,» with its delicate biomorphic forms twirling on seeping white, does a wonderful tango with the white - cake - icing impasto of Pollock's «Shimmering Substance.»

Rebecca Warren initially conceived this exhibition for Tate St Ives in Cornwall, an outcrop of land at the edge of the sea, which she said evoked for her — along with Douglas Sirk's film from which she borrowed the title for her show — the idea of «freedom and limitation».

Phil Dike: At the Edge of the Sea June 25 - September 24, 2017 Philip Latimer Dike (1906 — 1990) grew up in Redlands, California, and studied at the Chouinard School of Art from 1924 to 1927.

Rothko's key works include: Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea (1944, MOMA); Multiform (1948, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra); Untitled (Violet, Black, Orange, Yellow on White and Red)(1949, Guggenheim Museum, New York); Green and Maroon (1953, Phillips Collection, Washington DC); Untitled (Purple, White and Red)(1953, Art Institute of Chicago); and Light Red over Black (1957, Tate Gallery, London).

The same year that Still created 1944 - N No. 1, Rothko produced his surrealist painting Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea, Jackson Pollock painted his cubist Gothic.

Form, colour, light and bold brush strokes combine to create this evocative abstract landscape of the cliffs at the edge of the sea.

The exchange of heat between the air and sea surface is particularly intense close to the edge of the sea ice.

She also wrote numerous articles on marine biology for newspapers and magazines and published three books about the ocean, Under the Sea - Wind, The Sea Around Us, and The Edge of the Sea.