Sentences with phrase «float out to sea»

An unknown number float out to sea or sink to the ocean floor.

In other cultures, bodies are sent down a river in a canoe, or floated out to sea on a raft, or raised up to the sky in the trees.

If friendship isn't your foundation, when those first waves hit, your relationship's sexy wall décor will be floating out to sea.

Icebergs that have calved off the edge of the glacier are visible floating out to sea — but so are cracks hundreds of kilometers inland from Jakobshavn, on what would otherwise be a flat expanse of ice.

Rip currents can be dangerous to even the strongest swimmers if you don't know how to react once you notice yourself floating out to sea.

Manny, Diego, and the rest of the herd are suddenly floating out to sea at the edge of a continental cataclysm.

It is then floated out to sea, where the telescopic tower is lifted with hydraulic lift jacks on a single working platform.

Lead author of the study Joseph MacGregor said in a statement: «Typically, the leading edge of an ice shelf moves forward steadily over time, retreating episodically when an iceberg calves off (breaks off and floats out to sea), but that is not what happened along the shear margins.»

Not exact matches

Good advice: pick a school which sends out parenting information electronically, then you're in less danger of losing it (or, better placed to find it again in the depths of your inbox rather than the paper sea that floats around the house).

But for the moment, amid a sea of names being floated — New York City Public Advocate Tish James, Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein, Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas among them — lawmakers are still working out more thorny legal questions of a joint session of the Senate and Assembly, which would be required to fill the post.

Generally, fish eggs float toward the sea surface and the young drift in the surface currents until they mature and swim to the depths where they live out their lives.

He saw rocks embedded in glacial ice and heard at least one report of a rocky iceberg floating far out to sea.

But as infuriating or anticlimactic as you may find the ending, it floats in the memory, this feeling that we're all at sea, tossed by the waves, reaching out for someone — anyone — to help.

Otherwise, he gives a piece of deep, philosophical information and floats downstream and out to sea.

In lightning flashes Marion Cotillard is furious, good - humored, sexy, and a little bit scary, stealing the show at every turn, most notably in a scene in which she's left floating in the sea after a prank causes her to wipe out while waterskiing.

Kids contribute by going a couple miles out to sea on the institute's floating lab, a 70 - foot - long motorized vessel, casting nets and helping count, measure, and identify bottom fish as well as sharks, skates, and stingrays.

And in I went, floating, rolling, splashing, swimming, and the sea called, Come out, come out, and further I went but always it swept me back to shore.

To me, the only immediate problem was Willard sticking out his tongue instead of waving at me when I was anxious to communicate with something or someone besides sea shells and fishing floatTo me, the only immediate problem was Willard sticking out his tongue instead of waving at me when I was anxious to communicate with something or someone besides sea shells and fishing floatto communicate with something or someone besides sea shells and fishing floats.

In fact, this card is so basic with respect to its perks and advantages that it would otherwise be pretty tough to identify in the current sea of 0 % introductory APR cards that are floating around out there.

Palm Cove has a very gentle slope as you enter the water which is safe for all age groups, and in just a few metres out you have enough depth to get your head under to float around in the beautiful Coral Sea.

There are Bedouin tents to sleep out in the desert, wander the ancient city of Petra, float in the Dead Sea and explore crusader castles!

Skunks might have colonized by rafting on floating debris washed out to sea (Johnson 1983; Wenner and Johnson 1980).

Each year a Official Glass Floats unique and numbered in numbers corresponding to the year (this year, 2016 Official floats will go out) are hidden along with other glass items — could be glass sand dollars, sea stars, crabs... one never knows, so keep a sharp eye on the Floats unique and numbered in numbers corresponding to the year (this year, 2016 Official floats will go out) are hidden along with other glass items — could be glass sand dollars, sea stars, crabs... one never knows, so keep a sharp eye on the floats will go out) are hidden along with other glass items — could be glass sand dollars, sea stars, crabs... one never knows, so keep a sharp eye on the beach!

We quickly decided to follow the crowds, floating about 200 yards out into the sea.

The original game was a fun, last - man - standing experience that mixed a traditional ball game with lots of crazy events, such as the arena breaking down into a platform floating on the sea with huge whales jumping out of the water and crushing unsuspecting players while trumpets fall out of the sky for the winning player to annoy the rest.

So many details of the gameplay mechanics, from leveling up by defeating enemies and collecting gems, to firing pumpkin seeds at floating barrels on the open sea, feel like they were carefully thought out by the developers.

It's wonderful how visual clutter is reduced here to emphasize that sense of floating out into the open sea.

These are akin to enormous glaciers: hundreds of metres thick, floating on the sea, formed mostly by precipitation, steadily flowing out to sea and breaking up into bergs.

When the thing about floating Arctic ice not causing sea level rise was pointed out to Dan, that's exactly what he did!

Rivers rose, water topped and broke through dams, communities became islands, roads, bridges, rails and farm animals were washed away, houses floated down the river and out to sea, settlements disappeared and many people died in the Hatfield Flood.

When the gargantuan Harmony of the Seas slips out of Southampton docks on Sunday afternoon (22-5-16) on its first commercial voyage, the 16 - deck - high floating city will switch off its auxiliary engines, fire up its three giant diesels and head to the open sea.

Deep - sea wind, as being pioneered in the EU and now possibly in the US, is certainly unproven so far, and the cost of installation are higher in deep water, but the new generation of floating wind turbines may yet make it possible to exploit the very large resource further out at lower costs.

There is strong interest in going further out to sea to avoid visual intrusion — with floating devices also being seen as a key potential breakthrough, since, unlike the UK and some other EU countries, the US does not have shallow offshore areas on its Atlantic coast.

At the time, we (correctly) pointed out that this result was going to be hard to reconcile with continued increases in sea level rise (driven in large part by thermal expansion effects), and that there may still be issues with way that the new ARGO floats were being incorporated into the ocean measurement network.

Out at sea, the Argo floats have a 10 - day cycle where they autonomously travel down to 2000 meters or more, then back up to the surface to tell satellites what they learned about the depths below.

Walrus usually gather on floating sea ice to rest from hunting, which is known as «hauling out.»

Australian company, AquaGen Technologies has come up with a SurgeDriv system, which has a series of floats linked with tension cabling via the seabed and then to a generator on a platform above the sea surface, thus keeping as much of the infrastructure out of the water as possible.