Sentences with phrase «wave knocked me over»

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I'm just stand in the middle of the surf like a mother hen, counting her chicks every few moments to make sure they are all in reach lest they get knocked over by a wave or get distracted and chase a sea gull too far down the beach.

That wonderful smell was like a spell cast over me, it almost made me tell my husband that we should go for number three, well for a good five minutes until that feeling of being knocked over by a wave and tossed around in the surf made me realize that I can't possibly have another baby.

It is more likely that Beijing will try to use its influence over North Korea in order to prevent the eruption of a war in the Korean peninsula, thus, keeping the US distant from its borders and avoiding a massive wave of North Korean refugees knocking on its doors.

Imagine a massive impact creating a wave of frozen ice and slush sloshing across the planet's surface, as though Jupiter had a few too many at a solar system pool party, tripped on Saturn's rings, and knocked the frozen margarita machine all over Mars» face.

Sometimes I would wave my hands so wildly that I'd knock over my drink...

Life is like an ocean wave: when we resist we get knocked over, but when we dive into it, we come out on the other side feeling refreshed, invigorated...

You can knock out the campaign in a little over five hours, but no two levels are alike — you'll ricochet between hectic timed rescue missions, underwater current surfing missions, wave - based survival missions and some genuinely clever, thrilling boss battles, with little repetition between them.

From the opening battle scene, when the Ancient One knocks buildings over with a wave of her hand, it's clear that Doctor Strange is going to be the trippiest of the Marvel movies.

All he wants to do is jump right into the waves crashing the beach, even if they knock him over!

Over the duration of a surf session the knock on effect is not being able to paddle into position or build up enough speed to catch a wave — ultimately repeating the experience of the wave lifting up the back of the board and pearling once again.

A streak of freak floods in the US, a deadly heat - wave across Central Russia, record drought in the Amazon, deadly floods in Colombia and Venezuela, record highs all over the globe, and a catastrophic flood in Pakistan that affected 20 million people: this is the year when the impacts of climate change no longer appeared hazily in an abstract future, but seemed to be knocking on our collective doorstep.