Sentences with phrase «going tide the waves»

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The Dun Commission of Christian scholars in 1950 in their report on The Christian Conscience and Weapons of Mass Destruction stated that «to accept general war as inevitable is to treat ourselves as helpless objects carried by a fated tide of events rather than as responsible men,» and went on to say, «One reason why fascism and Naziism gained their dread power over great nations was because otherwise decent people bowed before what they regarded as «inevitable» and allowed a «wave of the future» to inundate them.»

I focused on physical oceanography (waves, tides, currents, air - sea interaction, etc... more computer modelling than actually getting to go on a boat.

The waves high, slow tide, see them, go I You'll see them again, you'll see them again.

Many rooms are sea - facing, which means watching the tide go out to reveal a fabulous expanse of sand or watching it come back bringing some seriously surfer - friendly waves.

When there is low tide, the water goes back, it get dryer, shallower, there are currents, and in some beaches the waves will completely disappear.

Every time I go to Las Palmeras, David, Karla and the staff go out of their way to ensure we get the best waves around, they put us in the right spot at the right time with the right tide, wind while trying to avoid other camps and people.

The daredevils that are looking for a hollow low tide wave are welcome to rip Grande, but as a Playa Grande veteran, I'd go high tide coming in 9 times out of 10.

Our surf lessons camp will start off with the basics teaching each student water safety, tides and wave heights so you can learn a little as you go theory.

They work in low tide and high tide but it's very good when the tide starts to go out and the waves become extremely hollow and fast for surfing

As this spot isn't really for beginners I wouldn't recommend it but if you fancied a challenge then go down to racetracks at mid tide, as you will really struggle to get a wave at the main peak.

The wave is going to work much better at high tide as it comes in, which provides decent waves for long boarders, or beginner short boarders.

And if the tide gods are with us when we get back, we go for another paddle in the waves.

The water is calm, clear with different shades of blue that sparkled in the scorching Bali sunshine, and as the tide goes out, you can hear a faint shimmer as the gentle waves hit the sand and bring a handful of coral back along the sand bed with it.

Having a lifeguard monitoring the activities of swimmers can go a long way in keeping everyone safe especially when rip tides or large waves are present.

We get in our van and go to wherever the waves are good depending on swell, tides and winds.

Sept 25 Today a much mellower day.The wind started to blow offshore around 10 O'clock and conditions cleaned up quickly on the low tide.Still some solid waves in the 6 - 8ft category.A crew of about twenty surfers sampling the goods on The ledge and Moneytrees.Again, wave selection being the key.The afternoon high tide session went down at Moneytrees on a slightly dropping swell, but still some well overhead waves on offer and most of good quality.

The rips are stronger when the waves are larger, and if the waves are huge, there are going to be rip tides at some point at nearly every beach.

From the dangerous, almost unmakeable waves at Panaitan Island, through the pure natural - foot perfection of Lagundri Bay, to the ocean - going adventure off the Mentawais, the dense jungle lifestyle of Grajagan, volcanic power at Canggu, madness and fun at Halfway Kuta, impossibly long lines at Impossibles, shallow green reef barrels at Padang, mellow high tide at Geger, the «waiting game» at Desert Point and Sumbawa's crowded Lakey Peak.

It was lucky for me I realized that as the tide kept kreeping in it wasn't going to be much longer and my camera position was going to be compromised by tide and waves.

The tide had just gone past the middle mark of the run in so there were waves and surfers on all 3 of the main sections.

The tide was still pretty low so no go on Kuta Reef or Airports, but Middle Reef was smoking through some nice shaped head to over head high set waves.

In the afternoon some of the boys went out to 4 Bobs and got a few chest high waves that were coming in with the tide push.

After the tide peaked and then started to run out there were some long tube rides going down and maybe even a few bigger sneaker set waves coming through.

Our guys went straight to Hideaways to try and get some waves before the tide went out.

As the tide began to go out, though, conditions deteriorated and there was a lot of funky bump on the waves, but the size picked up and it was as big as yesterday or bigger!

There are waves on all tides but this spot really goes off at low tide.

Ok so after our 6.30 am surf check on the Outer Reefs was showing wave height breaking in the 1 - 2ft + sector between Kuta Reef and Airport Left with the tide rising and the wind light out of the North we knew where we we had to go to find the right waves.

So I think that there has to be a time for development and within your development move with the tide as it goes don't try and take on the waves if you've never surfed before....»

All proceeds go to Waves for Water and the Changing Tides Foundation.

It flows along the line of least resistance to find its way to the ocean, where it comes and goes in tides and waves, evaporates to the sky, and reappears as precipitation.

6.00 am bondi weather report 21 deg water temp 1 foot waves low tide earth going down!!!!!! 5 surfers out 50 people walking the beach early.

These Guerrilla style installations, above and below the tidal zones of some of the most exposed coastal locations in the land, are purely ephemeral, and may be gone within a few waves, a tide or a storm, deliberately made to disappear.

Why is so little going into wave and tide power generation?

The effects of wind / wave / tide / solar farms, whatever those effects might be, are going to be on the order of their power generation, like the direct heating effects of burning fuel.

A rising tide lifts all boats, as the saying goes, and for ERA Wilder Realty, this past year has been about cresting an incredible wave of momentum.