Sentences with phrase «waves on a jet»

Tanjung Benoa is home to Bali's main water sports playground, and you can zip across the waves on a jet - ski or hover high up in the air for a breathtaking bird's eye - view of the peninsula by a speedboat - towed parachute.

Choose between marine life or birdlife, racing across the waves on a jet ski, or cruising in a kayak, beach combing or bush walking — or maybe do it all!

Splash in the surf or ride the waves on a jet ski for the ultimate beach enjoyment.

You can strain against the wind in a catamaran or speed over the waves on a jet ski.

The beaches are some of the loveliest in Sardinia, and you can enjoy all kinds of water sports, whether you fancy exploring the coast in a kayak or with a snorkel or prefer to skim across the waves on a jet - ski or hover - board.

There are few summer activities that can get your heart racing as fast as skipping across the waves on a Jet Ski, Sea - Doo or WaveRunner.

Not exact matches

The 22 - year - old scored a power - play goal 59 seconds into overtime after he had a goal waved off 30 seconds earlier, and the Avalanche beat the Winnipeg Jets 3 - 2 on Wednesday night.

But back in 2015, it was Spieth's photo with it on the private jet with ZJ that made the most immediate waves.

«The heat waves and drought that are related to such jet stream extremes happen on top of already increasing temperatures and global warming — it's a double whammy.»

The virtual jet relies on several tricks to reshape the shock waves and reduce the intensity of the boom: a needle nose, narrow fuselage, swept - back wings, aerodynamic engine coverings placed above the wings to shield engine noise, and a widely spaced V - shaped tail.

As the jet produces these pressure waves and propagates ahead of them, the regions of lower pressure are usually strongest behind the nose of the jet, on the wings and body.

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The brand's Jet Lag Mask ($ 48, sephora.com) has been making waves on social media since its launch last week, and has already sold out on their site.

Here's come my favorite season of the year — Summer Time, which brings me the endless sun baking in the middle of the ocean, sipping on cocktails by the water, wear my colorful and cute beach outfits, but my absolutely favorite belongs to all the boat parties — jumping off from the top desk, ride on the water slides, chill on a Swan at the back of the boat, show of some moves on a wake board, ride on the waves with the jet skies... Not that we need to be beach ready for those activities, we also need to be photo ready all the time with our cute summer outfits!

60 Minutes Sports, Season 2013, Episode 3: Watch what happened when Anderson Cooper dared big - wave surfer Garrett McNamara to take a risky ride on a jet ski during his reporting assignment in Portugal.

Here, he and Tony Jaa take off on motorcycles that turn into jet skis, allowing them to stylishly ride the waves.

Whether from our manufacturing jobs disappearing or the slow wave of polluted air coming to us via the jet stream, China, if you are to believe this film, is having a very negative effect on many aspects of our lives.

From the bedroom you take the cat walk to our signature raised double soaker Jacuzzi tub, fill» er up, turn on the jets, add some complementary epsom salts, light some candles, pour yourself and your partner a glass of vino, open the window and enjoy the feel and sound of the waves in an amplified setting; perfect!

On the long list of exciting activities is whale watching, big wave surfing, scuba diving, jet skiing, snorkeling and hiking through Haleakala National Park.

For the adventurous, there are high - speed jet ski safaris to tropical islands, skydiving from 14,000 ft over coral reefs, or testing your skills on Fiji's most iconic wave, the world - famous Cloudbreak.

Dive and snorkel to explore incredible marine life on coral reefs, zoom along the sparkling water on a jet ski or explore secret coves and hidden caves by sea kayak, float above the waves parasailing or kite surfing, or even jet pack or jetboard for an exhilarating experience.

Enjoy a thrilling jet ski ride in the Gulf waters as you glide through the waves on Fort Myers Beach!

Since this beach is located on the eastern coast of Cancun, it experiences more waves than the beaches in the north of the resort, making it perfect for water sports, including jet skiing and parasailing.

Like all beach breaks shifting sand breaks catching waves was easy but you have to watch for jet ski the people have no idea on how to get out or watching where they are going.

When conditions allow, pro's from all over the world get behind a jet ski, let go of the tow rope, and risk their lives to get a taste of the most impressive wave on Earth.

Spend your days exploring by outrigger canoe, climb aboard a Boston whaler or take a wave rider or jet ski and see what's on offer.

If the sea is more your thing, Aqua Moto Racing Utopia will let you take to the waves in hectic races on super-charged jet skis.

The increase in water vapour as the surface warms is key, but so might be changes in boundary layer stability, rossby wave generation via longitudinally varying responses at the surface, impacts of the stratopshere on the steering of the jet, and the situation is completely different again for tropical storms.

As this decadally varying degree of heat flux from the wbc and extension region appears to play a critical role in connecting regional processes via its influence on the jet, etc, this may be one avenue through which CO2 does have potential to affect the variability pattern of the wave.

Also recognizable are Rossby wave packets especially on the equatorial jet, with retrograde propagation and phase lines that have the characteristic chevron shape indicating angular momentum transport into the jet, as is observed to occur.

Of course Ozone has more of an affect on the climate then CO2 does but I will let you go chasing the Brewer - Dobson Circulation, the QBO (Quasi-Biennial-Oscillation) Standing Planetary Waves, Polar Night Jet Deceleration, Radiative Imbalance and the West Wind Drift.

I want to focus here, not on the dominant mid-latitude waves that are associated with the highs and lows and jet stream meanders familiar from weather maps, but the small isolated vortices that form in the tropics.

The tropospheric jet stream is commonly seen on TV weather forecasts during winter, in the shape of a migrating wave.

Recreational boating statistics can be found on the US Coast Guard website and serve as a grim reminder of the dangers of recreational boating, including jet skis, wave runners, kayaks, canoes and pontoon boats.

What's more fun than shooting across Lake Lure or Lake James on your Jet Ski or blasting over the waves at the Outer Banks on your WaveRunner?

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