Sentences with phrase «sense out of a sea»

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To get a better sense of what the program was like, we reached out to Unreasonable at Sea mentor Cathy Rodgers, who is also the vice president of global opportunities for IBM.

For it to make sense P&G will have to crank up sales of Seven Seas vitamins while cutting out costs.

Candela Novembre Standing out among the (vast) sea of international street style stars isn't easy, but this Milan - based beauty — who hails from Argentina but landed in Italy at 17 for a modeling shoot with Bruce Weber — consistently steals focus with her near - perfect sense of style that manages to be playful but also communicates the fact that this is a girl who gets fashion.

In that sense, there's a strong case to be made for moving regulatory authority over the programs out of the SEAs.

Standing out from the sea of high - rises in Melbourne's CBD, the hotels curved shape gives a hint at the architectural features and sense of open

Arabic for «sea breeze», the name «Al Naseem» reflects both the location of the hotel and the unique inside - out design, which evokes a sense of calm and relaxation for those seeking an «alternative» Dubai experience.

Secluded, intimate, on the Barachois, all Junior Suites on Stilts overlook the sea, giving out a sense of tranquillity.

I would rate it 10 out of 10 in every sense even though we did nt have a sea view room.

Sculptural radioactive donuts are laid into the panel, each with a personality so distinct, one gets the sense they are somehow living — colored by nature with the seductive markings of a venomous sea creature — exposed by the tide's withdrawal to reveal something out of place.

He invited them up to New York in 1953, I think it was, to Helen's studio to see a painting that she had just done called Mountains and Sea, a very, very beautiful painting, which was in a sense, out of Pollock and out of Gorky.

It's wonderful how visual clutter is reduced here to emphasize that sense of floating out into the open sea.

But it actually makes sense: El Ninos raise atmospheric temps because a deep pool of warm water in the western Pacific gets spread out over a larger area, raising sea surface temperatures over a big chunk of the Pacific.

You definitely get a sense of getting away from it all here (besides the fresh sea air there are often deer out roaming around the neighborhood!).