Sentences with phrase «tide the waves come»

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The letter comes after a wave of social media posts from young people showed them eating the pods as part of the so - called «Tide Pod challenge.»

When you're feeling anxious all you need to do is visualise the tide coming in and out and a part of the brain says to the automatic nervous system, «we're seeing the waves, calm down, we should be relaxed».

The cinematic equivalent of Bruce Springsteen's «Glory Days,» it's a movie about fond reminiscences as well as the receding tide of the big - haired new wave — a bunch of friends and part - time rivals coming to grips with social and familial responsibilities and the fact that the best times of their lives might still be in front of them, if only they could stop looking over their shoulders.

Adventurers often turn up at low tide to explore some of the hidden islands off the coast which are only accessible at low tide and they also come out during storms to watch some immensely powerful gales and waves crash upon the shore.

«Gnarly Neal,» owner of Gnarly Neal's Ocean Instruction, hangs ten with Peter, talking about modern advances in surf boards, the older generation of students coming to learn to ride waves, and the shipwreck that's visible from the hotel during low tide.

Seventy - one percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but not all tides come ashore with mammoth waves.

Many rooms are sea - facing, which means watching the tide go out to reveal a fabulous expanse of sand or watching it come back bringing some seriously surfer - friendly waves.

Swimming in the sea is never guaranteed to be safe, besides the tides and crashing waves you are in the territory of a vast amount of marine life and that alone comes with many risks.

The tides vary from 2 - 6 feet making them not extreme, but definitely mushing out the waves when the dead of high tides come.

To guarantee safety and fun during your dives and courses, you will need to be able to make the best possible decision when it comes down to tides, waves and currents.

Tides and conditions vary, but reports of good waves come regularly from here.

I've found that as the tide comes in, the waves break a little cleaner and because the beach is so huge, it's never too crowded.

The daredevils that are looking for a hollow low tide wave are welcome to rip Grande, but as a Playa Grande veteran, I'd go high tide coming in 9 times out of 10.

These waves usually break longer than upfront Blue Surf Sanctuary and the tide window to surf here is wider, However, because of these reason, people come from all around the area to learn on this beach and it is often very crowded.

The wave is going to work much better at high tide as it comes in, which provides decent waves for long boarders, or beginner short boarders.

The waves are best ridden at mid to high tide with swells and wind coming from the southwest and east respectively.

At the time wave height was still only in the waist to chest high range, but with the tide still running in there was a big chance of some head to over head high waves yet to come.

Our Keramas surf report came through at 9.00 am calling in wave height on the main break to be in the 2 - 3 foot range with 5 surfers riding the lower end of the tide.

The beach is not suitable for swimming due to strong waves and rip - tides but you will find surfers coming here for the classic quality of waves.

The waves which come from the right and the left make for powerful, clean open face waves with some hollow rides on the low tide.

There were some ok waves coming through but it would have been very testy, especially with the tide already starting to run out.

The waves work with any swell size and low tide will help avoid the high tide backwash coming off the rocks.

But any way our first surf check was on the Outer Reefs here in Tuban and while the tide was just coming off the bottom there were still some 1 - 3ft + waves breaking between Kuta Reef and Airport Left.

The tide was getting too fat for Middle Reef but all the same there were still at least 10 surfers out there with slightly bigger set waves coming through.

We packed up at 11.30 AM as the tide was filling in but there were still plenty of waves coming through but with the wind coming up out of the ESE.

G - Land Surf Camp 23rd August 2012 After a couple of small days the swell pulsed some today, the morning hi tide showed waves to be in the head high plus range and the odd double overhead coming through at Kongs and some nice ones hitting The Ledge and Moneytrees.Some very long rides were had by the new crew of surfers that arrived this morning.Still a good mellow vibe in the water and plenty of waves for all.The afternoon low tide session was again in good condition and a good days surfing was had by all and everyone anticipating a further rise in swell.Was also nice to see a visiting crew of Balinese surfers from Uluwatu enjoying the fruits of G - Land and all surfing at a very high level.

In the afternoon some of the boys went out to 4 Bobs and got a few chest high waves that were coming in with the tide push.

After the tide peaked and then started to run out there were some long tube rides going down and maybe even a few bigger sneaker set waves coming through.

But we waited, and as the tide started to roll out and the Trade wind kicked in it all came together and was mother nature was producing some big and perfect waves for us.

A beautiful clear blue sky day with an early morning offshore blowing into a nice 4 - 6ft swell was our morning greeting much to the delight of all the visitors here.As the tide came in great waves were breaking on The Ledge and into Moneytrees with some surfers venturing down to Kongs for a bit of solitude and there were some very good long... [Read more...]

It is in this manner, for example, that Jessica Warboys «Sea Paintings» came into existence — a performative act between her and the tides of the sea — in which she allows the waves of ocean to interact with the pigments upon a canvas.

It flows along the line of least resistance to find its way to the ocean, where it comes and goes in tides and waves, evaporates to the sky, and reappears as precipitation.

The pictures all contain a number of repeating elements: a horizontal band along the top of the canvas punctuated by a colored circle (like Forrest Bess's horizons, or celestial bodies); tidal flats beneath the cliff that become an oversized U-shape; an island just off the coast, a compositional anchor; the ocean tide coming in underneath him; and radiating waves of color, reminiscent of Charles Burchfield's mystical swamps.

But its worth pointing out that a rising tide eventually comes to high water when the waves are there but there is no underlying motion... and thence to a falling tide.

Then, there were the king tides that flooded Miami, the heat waves that seared the southwest, the tornadoes that scarred the southeast, and the rains that never came in the Cascades.

Like the tide coming, each wave does not move further up the beach than the last.

Waves were coming all the way to the pavilion at the pier and hitting the dunes in places that they don't hit at spring tide.