Utiliser "at sea" dans une phrase

1. Rom: 8:27: And he that searches the hearts know what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for

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2. · Oral wills are permitted only in three cases: member of the armed forces in action, a mariner at sea whose ship is going under, and a Muslim

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3. towards the great sea of eternity, sailing towards his death just as he had always

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4. He only wanted to talk about the land, how the sheep were doing and how much wool had been produced that season … I couldn’t understand why he was interested in that when he’d been seeing the world and doing exciting things

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5. She had to explain that Darceen is a city and the Ttharmine is what's left of the great sea of the old lands

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6. All things considered it was an appropriate ending … they buried him at sea

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7. ‘No, but he says there’s a tide early in the morning which he will take … we’ll be at sea by the time we wake tomorrow

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8. ‘We shall have to bury him at sea

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9. It was easy for me to believe that Wiesse would be pleased about Berndt and I when we were out at sea, hundreds of miles from Sulis Min

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10. The fisherman sat in stunned silence as they drove towards his fine executive home at Seaview Park

11. child together, Rochelle’s husband was away at sea

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12. By this time she was certainly drunk enough to go without a fight, but four days at sea in the hot Aegean sun had left him ripe as a mackerel

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13. She spent the day, like all the other days at sea, sitting in front of the mast with her back against it

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14. Yellelle told her that seating could be a silent cat fight among mortals

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15. She had also arranged an invitation to join Lord Tarak’s party to the festivities at Sea Hold that evening

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16. fine executive home at Seaview Park

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17. 10For every one that asks receives; and he that searches finds; and to him that knocks at

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18. 25The LORD is good unto them that wait for him, to the soul that searches him

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19. As he fills the remaining sachets he talks loudly so that she can hear over the sound of the boiler as it wheezes into life, telling her how he bought a ride on a smuggler's boat to Italy and how he worked his passage on various ships, until, after some weeks at sea, he made landfall in the little white town of Bideford

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20. in itself, with storms at sea and huge waves

21. “That bench you’re sitting on, that seat’s covered with dragon

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22. lamps used for communications between ships at sea

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23. It would have been suicide to go in after him – that sea was wild … but would anyone believe her? Nervously, she debated this with herself, too accustomed to being disbelieved to put any reliance on it

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24. He tried to imagine a storm at sea, and was carried into his own memory of the 'great storm,' and his first taste of helplessness in the face of forces beyond his strength to manage

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25. Spelman, not realizing that the storm at sea had abated and the ship once again sailed on smoothly

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26. Lawrence Spelman took in the scene in one, “I'm so glad you didn't have a relapse into that seasickness which plagued you at the outset of the voyage, then

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27. Perhaps because of this, or any other contributions made from an unending range of factors, the incidence of petty crimes and destructive pranks rose to an all time high that season

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28. Hipolyta and Belle opened all the bungalow windows, stripped the beds, and scrubbed the bathrooms for the last time that season

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29. How very appropriate, do you not think? Considering also our own community's native industry and reliance upon that season?” She concluded with the question, and left it to the group before her

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30. “Harry I pledged my life and my undying love for you in a solemn oath after that tempest at sea on our first voyage

31. I think we shall have to dump at sea when coming into Australia

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32. Listen to what seasoned prophets are saying and see if it confirms what you are hearing

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33. Dreadful stories they were--about hanging, and walking the plank, and storms at sea, and the Dry Tortugas, and wild deeds and places on the Spanish Main

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34. People were frightened at the time, but on looking back they rather liked it; it was exciting for country folk, and there was even a group of the younger men who pretended to admire him, calling him a "true sea-dog" and a "real old salt" and such and saying there was the sort of man that made England great at sea

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35. life did not bear much fruit for the kingdom in that season

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36. a great company, or even a great merchant, has twenty or thirty ships at sea, they may, as it

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37. It was incorporated, in pursuance of an act of parliament, by a charter under the great seal, dated the 27th of July 1694

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38. The next morning, she washed the fabric that sealed his windows

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39. To dream that you are lost at sea suggests that you are drifting around in life without any direction

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40. My patron Aetes believes that females are bad luck at sea

41. know that there’ll be many challenges, both at sea and ashore

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42. The herrings caught and cured at sea are called sea-sticks

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43. Our safest destination, we felt, was the great sea

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44. “We landed on W Beach and it took us till well into the afternoon to get the Brigade ashore though most of us were happy to be here and not at sea

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45. In a country where the winters are so cold as in Great Britain, fuel is, during that season, in the strictest sense of the word, a necessary of life, not only for the purpose of dressing victuals, but for the comfortable subsistence of many different sorts of workmen who work within doors ; and coals are the cheapest of all fuel

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46. whaling vessel intercepted at sea

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47. She was commissioned at sea off Terceira, Azores, on August

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48. Jon learned a great deal more about sailing and whaling during these two years at sea

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49. In the two years and few days at sea, Jon learned the ropes and was

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50. whales, and the only way to catch them was to hunt them at sea

51. The Roman had been at sea for over three months and was off the coast of Argentina, when a lookout cried out, “There she

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52. After being at sea for long periods of time, it was no wonder that the men lost control of themselves, and at the same time, the ladies were enjoying the social life to the utmost

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53. The Roman returned to New Bedford on July 28, 1844, after two years and one month at sea

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54. The two years at sea on his first voyage provided an opportunity to learn the business from the bottom to the top

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55. had spent nearly five years at sea, and he was well prepared for the job of third mate

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56. While at sea in the winter months, whaling was done in the

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57. During this voyage, the Liverpool spent nearly three years at sea before returning to New Bedford in April 1851, with a full load

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58. Jon now had over seven years at sea

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59. at sea for a majority of the past several years, he did have enough time on shore to be aware of the possibilities of marriage and to feel the need for that kind of companionship

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60. at the age to consider matrimony, but he also knew that the life of a wife, while a husband was at sea, could be difficult and

61. and dry, particularly on cold and windy days at sea

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62. from what most “landlubbers” know about what goes on at sea

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63. Jessie began to learn that whaling was not always being lonely at sea,

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64. friends at sea and on land, while visiting at ports of call

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65. By this time, Jessie was sure that whaling at sea was not a boring and lonely way of life

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66. The weather would change like anywhere else in the world, but it seemed more abrupt at sea

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67. wrote, however, the Jonathan had never had a wife at sea before, and he simply did not understand her feelings

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68. things that went on at sea, the good and the bad

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69. about being at sea for several years at a time and never seeing

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70. left Montgomery in January 1863, to begin its mission at sea

71. about where they were actually located at sea

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72. too late to plant the bare root trees that season

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73. service at sea and decided to remain with the North, even though they were sons of the South

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74. Indies after commissioning at sea, and during the rest of 1862,

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75. Later in the year, the Alabama called at Singapore in December 1863, but was soon back at sea to continue her commerce

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76. to look and what to expect with effective results will make that search much more

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77. captured ships at sea

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78. Photographic Gallery, as the family had been at sea for such a

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79. He continued to carry on with the men of the Shenandoah as though this was a social event, or gam, and talked about whaling and life at sea

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80. other ships at sea, there were a number of provisions that were

81. officer on deck that his wife was taken ill by the shot that was fired and would probably die if subjected to transfer at sea to the Shenandoah

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82. I say this much in contrast and defiance to the noted science writer Timothy Ferris, who has written a wonderful trio of books on cosmology, but seems lost at sea in maintaining that there are several minds within the mind, in continuous search for the one centrality to guide them

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83. been at sea for almost three months and had only been on land

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84. nothing to do but pass time, and this can be very boring at sea

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85. Their position was that they were a neutral nation and the Shenandoah was a distressed ship at sea needing repairs, and they would provide the services

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86. At this point, the Milo had been at sea for almost a year and a half

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87. during the gams while at sea

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88. Life at sea had been exciting and profitable, but now it was time to think about life at home in New Bedford

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89. Both children had spent most of their lives at sea

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90. enjoyed the life at sea where things changed from day to day

91. with school, games, and the chores at sea

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92. The next day, at sea in the central Mediterranean, we encountered what in that time and place happened all too frequently, thus: A Russian destroyer was about to cross our bow, which would cause a lot of nasty avoidance maneuvers

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93. This was the fourteenth prize for the Shenandoah since being self-commissioned at sea

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94. meet their fate of destruction at sea, but not today

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95. She took a sip, wincing as the heat seared her lips and the tip of her tongue

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96. That his remains were dumped at sea seems appropriate

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97. new books and games for those quiet times at sea

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98. now, they had gotten used to life at sea and thought nothing of it

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99. She was in fact from one of the seaside clans whose ancestors had invaded Kismeria after travelling across the Great Sea over three hundred years ago

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100. In this case, the USS Kearsarge simply had to wait at sea for any news that either the CSS Rappahannock or the CSS Tallahassee had left port