Usa "open sea" in una frase

1. This morning we went on an boat ride around the island: Picturesque caverns with blue, crystal waters; white arched rocks looming over emerald waves; swimming in the open sea near the Cave of Keri

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2. This statement is made by Paul, who suffered lashes at the hands of the Jews 5 times, 3 times he was beaten with rods, once pelted with stones, shipwrecked 3 times, spent a day and a night in the open sea, had been constantly on the move, had been in danger from rivers, in danger from bandits, in danger from his fellow Jews, in danger from Gentiles, in danger in the city, in danger in the country, in danger in the sea, in danger from false believers, had gone without sleep, had known hunger and thirst – often going without food, and has been cold and naked

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3. Before long, we are through the narrow mouth of the harbour and heading out into the open sea

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4. There was no finer craft in the port, nor just about anywhere else on the open seas

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5. Longleaf couldn’t finish that thought, for, as he turned, he saw that the Calamity had already dropped her ropes and caught a gust of wind towards the jetty and, beyond, the open sea

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6. Finding an open seat by the window facing the runway and near to his plane, I ordered a glass of juice and waited, watching his plane fixedly hoping to get a last glimpse of him

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7. Maybe it was open season for short-term romance after all

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8. Truman loosened the line securing the wheel and brought the boat on course, centered in the channel outbound towards the open sea

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9. Half way across the harbor, the lights on either side of the opening in the breakwater were their only guide to the open sea

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10. Just as the sky was lightening, we shoved off and headed for the inlet that would take us from the lagoon to the open sea

11. They all seemed to enjoy the adventure of being on the open sea in the large ships and had the greatest respect for their Choson officers

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12. The free men among them were not chained on the open sea, only while in port

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13. out in the open sea

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14. The three war-ships were heading to the south-west -- away from the Norse shore, into open sea

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15. When the three war-ships reached the mouth of Sogn-fjord, they steered south-west into the open sea

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16. He stood up there, looking out to the open sea

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17. They couldn't see the wreck because that was on the opposite side, facing the open sea

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18. Justin took the two out of the castle yard and out on to the rocks on the side of the island that faced the open sea

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19. toys, shiny and had never sailed on the open sea

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20. My fellow Captains and I were on our way to lead a fishing expedition when rifts surrounded us in the open sea

21. The ceiling was a masterpiece to put the rest of the artwork in the castle to shame: fashioned from jewels, diamonds, and bits of smooth glass was an expansive, inverted model of the open sea, replete with cruising fins and schools of fish, tropical islands and archipelagos, a tortoise with a scale forest on its back, and a replica of Coral Wing itself carved out of a sparkling prism, so faithfully rendered that Jai wondered whether there was an even tinier version of the fortress inside the first model

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22. “It is the most powerful station in the open sea! I have been serving in this office for over—”

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23. Syn is the opposite of the open sea, an evil as untamable as wild fire, a monster no mortal weapon can match, though enough have been tried

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24. The smell of all the open sea

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25. There were no more mountains ahead of them, only rolling plains as expansive as the open sea

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26. Then the skeleton crossed to the other side of the mountain where the open sea lapped against the rocky coast and cast the apples into the water

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27. Her toes were small drops of rain; her ankles slender rivulets; her arms two silent streams; her neck a quiet glen of curvy grace; her elfin face the captivation of every sailor smitten with the open sea; her hair the perfect waterfall

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28. Above, Syn stared at the open sea and the green lands beyond as if deciding which one to eat first, then it lifted its soulless, white-hot eyes to the sky, perhaps wondering whether it could reach up and eat the moon, when it saw the comet

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29. Nor is he concerned, for example, with how to cross over river currents, great distances, open seas –

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30. The boats engine murmured loudly, intimating the power they were capable of unleashing, the long shaped bow of the speed boat dancing to the first large waves of the open sea

31. The old boat wanted to capitulate in the face of overwhelming logic, in the face of common sense, and fall back, move back with the mounting current, take its chances in a bid to get back to the open sea intact

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32. "I towed them back to the open sea

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33. The safety fence was hydraulically raised, and the loyal craft tipped back into the open sea, where it fell, upturned, and was left behind in the wake of the huge vessel

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34. to the open sea; footsteps within me

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35. Somewhere on the open sea, a

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36. When they were on the open sea,

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37. best thing that the open sea had

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38. adventure on the open sea

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39. On the open sea he and his crew

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40. handed her the tulip still in my hand and grabbed the open seat across from her, “I

41. It had basically been put through the system, and then pumped out to open sea

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42. Having had enough, Yamamoto then ordered all ships out of the Lingayen Gulf and into the open seas, where they could better maneuver and protect themselves

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43. � A dark mass on the river, the noisy craft then headed for the Bristol Channel and the open seas

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44. � If she didn�t succeed in stopping the Germans, Force Five could be wiped out entirely, something that could also prevent her own force from going back down the Elbe River through Hamburg on its way to the open sea and Great Britain

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45. He reasoned that to achieve the best range on the open sea, the device would be up the short mast

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46. On the 10th of December, just three days after Pearl Harbour; HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse under the command of an admiral totally disbelieving in air power, also made history by becoming the first capital ships to be sunk from the air in open sea

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47. If the alarm had been raised it would most certainly have provided sufficient time for Pearl Harbour fighter aircraft to take to the air and enabled American ships to raise steam and make for the open sea

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48. Alone on the river except for the dead and the dying, Ryder and his crew headed for the open sea through floating wreckage and bodies

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49. “City council went through the motions of interviewing other people for the open seats but never appointed anyone

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50. be seen the open sea and at one point Jack thought he could spy an armoured cruiser steaming up

51. As the cargo ship floated away from the quay and headed for the open sea, Polina had a last look at her native country, tears rolling on her cheeks

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52. where the beach and open sea and island inlets provided everything

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53. We've been getting up at four in the morning, struggling through the mangroves in the dark, and spending hours in the blazing sun on the open sea

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54. a circle that swims in the form of eight on all the open seas

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55. Those ships from the open seas from

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56. Why will want to follow a stranger to the open seas?”

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57. Mantian had saw with his own eyes that the fish was caught in the open sea, and

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58. The convulsing man looked at the open seas and rolled his eyes and slowly

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59. was now drifting in the open seas

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60. He stressed his eyes to view the open seas

61. you to the open seas, do you blame me in your hearts?”

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62. Lady Proudness! Although I was abandoned by all of you on the open seas but I

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63. So it seemed that Lady Proudness had been left drifting on the open seas for

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64. in the open seas and therefore you must have shortage of fresh food

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65. The first does not want to leave the womb and the second wants to sail on the open sea to return to Penelope, and create with her the “glorious concordance”

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66. Ulysses most certainly made this decision when he was on Calypso’s island and when he decided to leave her, facing the open sea on a very simple raft

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67. ” Open Search It! once again

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68. Now open Search It! and do this search…

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69. The lake was large, but Hal guessed the serpent wouldn’t enjoy it as much as the open sea around the island

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70. Only the Great Lady with her miles of open sea stands between them and Dakar

71. Tony pointed out the window at the vast open sea and looked to

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72. I gaze out onto the open sea

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73. Banks are not required to open sealed/closed packets left with them for

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74. He couldn't explain why, but he loved the water, especially the open sea

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75. cataclysm, and before the adoption of compass, open sea

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76. But it was never thought that they made their way this far north of the equator where the beach and open sea and island inlets provided everything that was needed to form a culture and build cities and towns with gold structures

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77. eternal fleet toward the open sea

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78. What a sense of adventure I felt as the ship left port at four in the afternoon and after bypassing the huge bronze statue of De Lesseps, headed for the open sea

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79. � Does unconditional positive regard mean open season on conduct?� I answered that they always had that choice

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80. It was open season and an authority figure was the 146

81. wall and out into the open sea

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82. The Husker Du sailed out into the open sea

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83. They reached the open sea and the captain increased the speed

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84. He sat behind the wheel and stared out into the open sea

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85. Our convoy of three ships sliced through the open sea, as if they too were eager to discover the unknown

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86. Twenty minutes later with the Lantia well ablaze and headed for the dock we set sail for the open sea

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87. She then swam through several miles of open sea water to the mainland

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88. Flynn looked at the giants in the water and turned the wheel hard for the open sea

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89. He did not notice the open seacock beneath the water

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90. And if this seems a trifling risk, let us see whether it is equalled or surpassed by the encounter of two galleys stem to stem, in the midst of the open sea, locked and entangled one with the other, when the soldier has no more standing room than two feet of the plank of the spur; and yet, though he sees before him threatening him as many ministers of death as there are cannon of the foe pointed at him, not a lance length from his body, and sees too that with the first heedless step he will go down to visit the profundities of Neptune's bosom, still with dauntless heart, urged on by honour that nerves him, he makes himself a target for all that musketry, and struggles to cross that narrow path to the enemy's ship

91. I have taken up on board a heavy ship's boat, in the open sea (the ship rolling heavily), with a common cargo derrick

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92. last gained the open sea

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93. Besides, it was the last day the Nautilus would spend in these waterways, if, tomorrow, it still floated off to the open sea as Captain Nemo had promised

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94. Here they found merely a passageway for going from the Antarctic Ocean to open sea at the pole

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95. "Open sea!" he told me

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96. That same year the American Morrel, whose reports are dubious, went along the 42nd meridian, finding open sea at latitude 70° 14'

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97. Only two meters separated us from the open sea

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98. Through the lounge windows I could see long creepers and gigantic fucus plants, bulb–bearing seaweed of which the open sea at the pole had revealed a few specimens; with their smooth, viscous filaments, they measured as much as 300 meters long; genuine cables more than an inch thick

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99. centigrade, and fashions the open sea at the pole

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100. They seek for him in the mountains, and he is on the waters; they follow him on the waters, and he is on the open sea; then they pursue him, and he has suddenly taken refuge in the islands, at Giglio, Guanouti, or Monte Cristo; and when they hunt for him there, he reappears suddenly at Albano, Tivoli, or La Riccia