Sentences with phrase «out into the water»

But companies built islands out into the water and are drilling there in a responsible manner.

My worry is that boiling anything leaches most of the nutrients out into the water — so what about sauteing?

Men have tripped, gone down with a splash, and come up with hardly a change of expression to carry on the struggle; they have run along river banks, hurdling rocks and thrashing out into the water around log jams, in their effort to turn, control and finally dominate their trout.

Like lemmings, they keep swarming right out into the water.

Before you paddle out into the water there are a few practical tips and precautions you should be aware of for both you and baby's comfort and safety:

The metal balls in the bodies of these lures give it just enough weight to improve how far you can cast them out into the water.

At the grounding line, the ice detaches from the bedrock and juts out into the water as a kind of floating ledge, or ice shelf, which helps to stabilize the glacier and hold back the flow of ice behind it.

By bringing its tail around toward its head, an electric eel can double the strength of the electric pulse it sends out into the water, allowing it to demobilize larger prey items, the study found.

Many of the Ediacarans found on Mistaken Point were believed to have lived their lives secured to the ground by suction cup - like feet, with their fleshy bodies extending out into the water column to gather food.

The door at the end of the bladder is flexible and has small hairs that stick out into the water.

«Overcooking asparagus could cause the vitamins to leech out into the water,» says Gans.

«For adults, the biggest concern with BPA is that it may increase the risk of breast cancer in women and reduce sperm counts in men,» says Dr. Carpenter, who explains that BPA can leach out into the water in the bottle.

Canned is better as the FODMAPs (oligosaccharides) are water soluble fibers so some of them would leach out into the water in the can — and you can drain and rinse them away.

Cooking a peeled potato in this way results in significant nutrient loss, as the water - soluble nutrients leach out into the water.

«Boiling can cause water - soluble nutrients — like vitamins B and C — to leach out into the water, but they're retained with steaming,» explains Slayton.

His boots were quickly flooded as he became fascinated by the tadpoles everywhere and moved farther out into the water.

They tied two ladders together to reach 30 feet out into the water, and secured life vests to help keep it afloat when the dog climbed aboard.

Walk out into the water and see if your puppy follows you.

There are two seasons each year when the boats specifically go out into the waters of the Santa Barbara Channel and the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary to view larger marine mammals, the Pacific Gray Whales, Humpbacks and Blue Whales.

There are two seasons each year where we specifically go out into the waters of California's Santa Barbara Channel and the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary to view the larger of the marine mammals, the Pacific Gray Whales (Winter) and Humpback and Blue Whales (Summer).

Island Packers There are two seasons each year where they specifically go out into the waters of the Santa Barbara Channel and the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary to view the larger of the marine mammals, the Pacific Gray Whales, Humpback and Blue Whales.

Aiming to extend city life out into the waters of the Arabian Gulf, the Palm Jumeirah looks like a stylised palm tree from above, and was originally billed as the Eighth Wonder of the World.

Charters head out into the water, equipped with all of the necessary gear.

It was a really beautiful moment watching these tiny turtles instinctively know to head out into the water to start their life in the sea.

These burrowing forms then extend long tubes called siphons out into the water to draw in water and food particles through one tube and expel waste water through another.

Watch from the shoreline or get up close and personal on the catamarans or boats that venture out into the waters.

Stroll out into the waters of Sorobon, just past the wind surfers, and you will find a small dock where you can relax and enjoy the warm water with cool breeze.

Back on shore, take a short ride to secluded Crystal Beach, where you'll pop on your provided gear and wade out into the water for a 45 - minute snorkeling tour.

These include the small Venetian fortress, which sits on a quay jutting out into the water, and enjoys fabulous views.

-- Stroll beside the Mississippi River or venture out into the water in a paddleboat.

Throughout the day, the sea is chock full of «booze cruises» — sailboats that carry visitors out into the water for an afternoon or evening (or, in our case, morning) of all - you - can - drink - and - eat fun in the sun.

Before heading out into the water, just like with every other sport, a good warm up is essential to avoid injuries.

Our surf guides can show you the best surf spots and give pointers in the water, but you'll be confident enough to head out into the water on your own.

Once everyone has properly fitted their equipment, it's time for departure out into the waters.

When paddling out into the water, you should look out for the crocodiles.

For surfing the reef break, surfers will have to paddle out into the water.

To access the break, you have paddle out into the water for about 100 meters.

Depending on the tide, you will be able to «walk» out into the water for approximately 15 to 25 metres before it even reaches your chest!

Along the front runs the man - made beach, but all along the coast there's places to lay down a towel on the giant, flat rocks that jut out into the water.

It is also helpful to watch other surfers catch and ride waves before heading out into the water yourself.

A guide takes you out into the waters by Oslob to see and even swi...

At this point, the currents will guide you to the Caribbean Sea, where you can head ashore and go for a walk on the beach or head further out into the waters via boat.

Now use your boomerang and toss it out into the water until a mermaid pops out and you hit her.

If you go outside, you have to go out into the water.

But on the sly one afternoon, Fox put his camera on «video» mode, attached a string and sent it out into the water.

The Guggenheim, scheduled to be completed around 2013, will be a spectacular landmark built on a sandbar extending 50 feet out into the waters of the Gulf, visible from Abu Dhabi's urban center to the east as well as from both coasts of Saadiyat Island.

In 1970, artist Robert Smithson marshaled heavy equipment to deposit rocks and rubble along a 1,500 - foot - long path, starting at the shoreline of a remote section of Great Salt Lake, Utah, and spiraling out into the water.

IANS: Climate change is causing toxic metals trapped in the sediment beds of the Hooghly estuary in the Indian Sunderbans to leach out into the water system due to changes in ocean chemistry, say scientists, warning of potential human health hazards.

And sometimes, they retain structural integrity and flow out into the water.

At the grounding line, the ice detaches from the bedrock and juts out into the water as a kind of floating ledge, or ice shelf, which helps to stabilize the glacier and hold back the flow of ice behind it.