Sentences with phrase «occasional waves of»

While pregnant with my first daughter, I had occasional waves of heartburn, like a strange, almost cool sensation that would rise up my esophagus.

At other times, only such occasional waves of thought as heavy sleep permits get by.

You'll also face the occasional wave of monsters, giant monsters and boss monsters, but this is the same every time with seemingly no random monster generation.

Players have to collect resources, research new technologies, and defend themselves against the occasional wave of...

Not exact matches

You got me from A to B — a flash of turquoise that people around town recognized as me, drawing friendly honks, waves, and the occasional gossip when spotted at the liquor store or the Catholic Church.

Those shouts were a scattered but steady stream of supportive statements, drawing waves and the occasional shout back from the candidate as she moved expeditiously up Fifth Avenue.

The occasional merger of neutron stars literally shakes the universe by sending out gravitational waves (illustrated above), but these events may also be the main source of gold and other heavy elements in the Milky Way, a new study suggests.

The occasional crackle of wireless interference sounds like a clock - radio alarm picking up the radio waves from a cell phone and leads one to wonder what it would take to crash the Tesla Model S computer — and then the car.

During periods of high solar activity, CMEs often burst from the Sun as waves of particles and plasma, triggering auroras and occasional electronic chaos when they wash over Earth.

The view from her bedroom window now showed the occasional figure skidding and hurtling through the streets, his head twisting backward as he ran, as if fearful of the wave that was to overwhelm him.

The black sands of the beach — black due to the colour of the volcanic rock from which they are formed — lay virtually deserted for miles apart from the occasional local fisherman, or surfer enjoying uncrowded waves.

Set 125 feet on a bluff above the Pacific, this farmhouse and collection of cottages are well guarded from the occasional 25 - foot wave that crashes into... Read More

Case in point, from November to April, north shore surf is the stuff of legend — the swells at the 2016 Eddie Aikau big wave competition verged on 50 feet — but summer and fall deliver tranquil seas perfect for swimming and snorkeling with occasional waves just the right size for grommets and newbies.

Constant sunshine, cocktails, gentle waves of a stunningly clear blue sea lapping against the sand, and an occasional cooling breeze is an appealing holiday option.

Barbados offers constant sunshine, cocktails, gentle waves of a stunningly clear blue sea lapping against the sand, and an occasional cooling breeze.

The slapping of waves on the rock, and the occasional birdsong in the trees above, were the only sounds to be heard.

The waves are a bit unruly for most, plus you will have to watch out for the occasional out - of - control kitesurfer as they zoom back in to shore.

The wave quality is better than average and features lots of peaks, long walls and the occasional barrel.

There are few feelings more relaxing than the smell of salty sea air, the sound of waves breaking, and the sight of birds soaring or the occasional whale or dolphin sighting!

It's pleasant to your ears, the whispering waves and the occasional cries of birds, maybe seagulls or albatrosses?

Deals include daily breakfast, professional surf guiding and theory, and daily transfers to the best waves of the season suitable for your mastery (even if that means travelling far or changing breaks during the day), as well as free pushbikes and the occasional barbecue.

Whether you're an avid surfer, an occasional wave rider, or an absolute beginner, Bali surf schools are here to help you most of your time in the waves.

G - Land Surf Camp, 10th August 2012 G - land today Aug 10 was cloudy and overcast all day and still some very solid clean waves in the 6 - 8ft range with the occasional bigger sneaker set.Positioning being the key to catch the better waves as there was a lot of water moving along the reef.The better waves being at the end section of Moneytrees and The Launching Pad with some hearty souls keen to take it on.G - Land power on tap.

With the tide pretty well right on the bottom of a 0.3 mtr Low tide Middle Reef was the only section that was surfable with waist to shoulder high waves and the occasional head high freak set.

And that's pretty much it for the main gameplay, fighting waves of enemies with the occasional power - up and much money grabbing along the way.

At the beginning of a round, each Inkling is assigned a weapon at random and tasked with taking on waves of smaller enemies, with the occasional boss.

The reason for this is that stages are basically a string of small rooms or areas with encounters that'll throw waves of enemies at you with the occasional boss thrown into the mix for good measure.

You'll face many waves of enemies, and even the occasional boss.

There are 20 levels in all, most of which involve simply trying to defend against a small number of waves of enemies (though each wave is quite large and can include multiple enemy types), but there's the occasional level that mixes thing up a bit, such as bosses that must be destroyed before they spawn enough minions to overwhelm you.

You'll have to blast up waves of enemies as well as the occasional minor or major boss machine.

The gallery, which Dezeen showed designs for back in October, is intended to withstand the corrosive effects of the seaside environment, including the occasional high wave.

That REM lyric has come to mind several times in recent days as the occasional friend or Dot Earth reader has described the spate of devastating floods, heat waves and fires, giant icebergs and other disruptive events as a sign that some momentous unraveling is beginning.

This is very similar to the way that aquatic waves develop at sea, with the occasional large wave composed of just the right phasing of smaller waves.

Things like sea level rise, wave heights, high and low water in rivers, hurricane tracks, and storm surges are all based on historical data with the occasional consideration of possible extremes events based on theory.

With mortgage rates yet to rise, it is reasonable to assume that when they do, there will be a second wave of claims, and who is to say that that won't include present - day transactions, given the occasional return of high loan to value loans and an uncertain outlook for property prices?