Sentences with phrase «little rougher waters»

While the later tours have a little rougher waters and less likelihood of encountering dolphins, they have better lighting on the napali sea cliffs and a better chance of encounter sea turtles.

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The water is full of seaweed, there are lots of horses, the water is a little rough and not very clear, and the sand generally looks a bit dirty.

Drizzle the water into the pastry, little by little, pulsing between additions, until it comes together into a rough ball — it will feel quite doughy.

I washed it and sliced it up into rough little ribbons of green, and then tossed it into the same skillet I was about to use for the frittata along with a small amount of water, and heated covered with a lid for a couple of minutes on medium high heat to let it soften up a bit.

The water was a little rough so the girls only got to swim in the ocean one day but they got to spend a lot of time at the pool.

Many substitutes find that a little surfing — the Internet kind — can help them navigate the uncharted, often rough, waters of substitute teaching.

Since the water provides increased resistance, a 15 minute swim is the rough equivalent of a fast 15 minute run, but without the pounding so there's little or no stress placed on the joints.

The water was a little rough and murky, but my cousins loved the whale shark adventure we took with Solo Buceo out of Cancun.

But visitors must pay careful attention to the day's tide tables; when the water is at its highest, the hot spring flow has little impact on the ocean's natural temperature (and the shape of the rock barrier can occasionally lead to dangerously rough waves).

The new iPhone 7, however, is the company's first smartphone to finally rock an IP67 certification for dust and water resistance, thus guaranteeing that it can take a little rough play without compromising durability.

«When the counseling waters get a little too rough for me it's nice to know that Safe Harbor is there.