Sentences with phrase «right out to the ocean»

the charming lanai adds to the beauty of this vacation rentable condominium and living room looks right out to the ocean.

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More than 90 % of the continental shelf would be available for drilling rights and only one out of 26 planning areas across the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic Oceans and the Gulf of Mexico would be entirely off limits to oil drilling under the Trump Administration's plan.

«I can not imagine that the right solution out is to keep the ocean out via sea wall,» Kennel said.

State - backed companies are working to secure mining rights and bring new deposits online in Africa and South America that are «guaranteed to drop the price and produce at a loss long enough to clean out any high cost ocean competitors.»

Right now, climate models have to approximate many physical processes that turn out to be very important; air flowing over mountain ranges, for example, or small eddies mixing water in the ocean.

Unfortunately, I don't live near the ocean right now, but I have fond memories of being in Hawaii, walking out to Goat Island, and looking for seashells.

The sights here are sometimes marvelous, like the big moment when a whale pops out of the ocean and lands right at the door of a pirate tavern or the scenes of the misfit band's ship (It's only a model) set to sail on the high seas with the aid of computer animation.

The interesting thing is, that I received, a most lovely contribution, posted in a discussion through Linkedin, and I must say I was quite surprised, realizing that Melcir Erskine - Richmond (1) who posted this video, gave a very beautiful and interesting meaning to the trailer, and the female, who is standing on the shore as follow; «She is watching the tall ships coming up to her, with, the meaning to pick out the right ship for her healing and holistic cleaning journey to undertake around the oceans of the world».

We maneuver though Carmel out to the famous California Highway 1, and soon we're cruising along the coast, the Pacific Ocean lapping to our right.

Out to my right the Pacific Ocean is down there somewhere.

The comfortable living area with padded rattan furniture looks right out to the white sand beach and turquoise ocean.

Slide your lanai door open and walk right out onto a tropical grass lawn that leads you out to the ocean.

Due to huge coral mountains that grow right out of the sandy ocean floor, the diver can explore many tunnels and caverns.

Over 6 weeks, you'll go right from the basics of ocean safety, stance and board design through to being able to confidently paddle out back, catch unbroken waves and perform turns.

Imagine Looking out over the Ocean or right down to the end of the Beach.

Princesa Yaiza is right on the beach in the quiet resort of Playa Dorada, with pretty views out over the ocean to Fuerteventura and Isla de Lobos.

Right next to the ocean, Donald Steel created 18 holes that look out over the water.

Relax to the swish of the Troncones Beach waves washing over the sand and the more distant pounding of the heavier surf... Gaze out on expansive views of the Pacific ocean that afford spectacular nightly sunsets... right in front of your beachfront home.

With no roads to cross, you can step out of the resort grounds right on to the golden sands of Palm Beach and dive in to the sparkling waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Right down the road I like to take a dip in the ocean and hang out on the beach for a little bit looking for that special shell or piece of beach glass.

This cute 2 bedroom one story condominium right on the cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Nye Beach, and Yaquina Head Lighthouse is sure to bring out the best in any vacation.

Not only are Playa Blanca's beaches incredible, the views out across the ocean are difficult to beat: on a clear day it's possible to see from the promenade right across the Bocayna Straits to Fuerteventura.

A handsome, petit boutique hotel right in the appealing beach community of Cayucos, Pier View Suites (12 N. Ocean Ave., Cayucos, 805-995-0014) is posh little modern oasis that's a great base whether you're headed up the coast toward Hearst Castle and even Big Sur, or planning to venture inland to check out some of the superb wineries in Paso Robles.

Set right at the ocean's edge, the stunning scene flows over the wide green lawn right out to the turquoise sea and beyond to Anguilla and the poetic mountains of St Martin.

The infinity pool allows swimmers to look right out into the ocean while they do their lengths.

You're a short stroll right out to the beach, ocean, barbeque grill and freshwater pool.

Our Cabo San Lucas whale watching tours take you out to the Pacific Ocean to see these beautiful animals right up close.

Look out to a breathtaking view of the ocean right from your lanai where you can gaze out at the islands of Lanai and Molokai.

There's a temptation to just throw stuff out in the ocean, hoping our «message in a bottle» will eventually, hopefully, get to the right people.

If you try to pack all this excess CO2 in the surface ocean, it will come right back out.

Of course its always possible we have missed some mysterious natural cycle that could be operating right now to cause warming, but scientists have had a close look at every possibility they can think of from solar cycles, ocean cycles, geothermal energy, cosmic rays and ruled them out.

Both Judith Curry and Gavin Schmidt have acknowledged that even if Trenberth is right about global warming being sequestered in the deep ocean it doesn't matter because that sequestered heat can not undilute itself to warm the atmosphere quickly — it comes out over a 10x longer period at 1 / 10th the orginal power i.e. what when in at 0.5 W / m2 in a decade comes out at 0.05 W / m2 over a century which is insignificant.

Similarly, and as discussed here, Matthew England's recent discovery of the «missing heat» — right or wrong — in the oceans followed years of his somewhat angry criticisms of climate sceptics rightly pointing out the missing heat, leading to their claims, rightly or wrongly that climate science had erred.

This small outlet glacier south of Jakobshavn Isbrae is moving ice from the interior of the ice sheet out to the ice sheet edge (top right), where the ice calves off into the ocean.

Hi Bart, Could I just point out that Ocean Heat Content, given that the oceans represent the largest thermal mass involved in the climate system by far, is the right metric to use as a bellweather for future surface temperature trends.

Matthew England's recent discovery of the «missing heat» â $» right or wrong â $» in the oceans followed years of his somewhat angry criticisms of climate sceptics rightly pointing out the missing heat, leading to their claims, rightly or wrongly that climate science had erred.

Because we know that the health of the oceans is neither a «right» nor a «left» issue, Ocean Champions is working aggressively to forge a bipartisan «blue» movement that will move beyond traditional «green» politics and reach out to all individuals who have a stake in healthy oceans.

A dire prediction from the Dame Ellen MacArthur Foundation says there will be more plastic by weight than fish in the oceans by 2050; whether or not this turns out to be true, we do know that marine wildlife is suffering greatly from the effects of plastic pollution right now.

The study authors compared the simulations that were correctly synchronized with the ocean cycles (blue data in the left frame below) and the most out - of - sync (grey data in the right frame) to the observed global surface temperature changes (red) for each 15 - year period.

This week on Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Lauren Goode and popular gadget - testing blogger Ray Maker (a.k.a. DC Rainmaker) geeked out together on what fitness watch is best, how many bike computers can fit on a single bike at once and what happened that time Ray stepped on a sting ray right before diving into the water for an open - ocean test.

Normally I decorate with blues, grays and aquas as a nod to living so close to the ocean but right now I love snipping leaves that are changing right out in our backyard.