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These are the beautiful waves.
Thought he could turn back the waves; couldn't turn back the waves.
It was one of the worst feelings of my life, as I was lifted up on that winch line into the helicopter and looked down at my trusty little boat rolling around in the 20 foot waves and wondering if I would ever see her again.
And also, as an increase in extreme weather events due to climate change, they're expecting more waves to come in over the fringing reef, which will contaminate their fresh water supply.
And that made me think about how would I feel if Britain was going to disappear under the waves; if the places where I'd been born and gone to school and got married, if all those places were just going to disappear forever.
The waves were 25 to 50 feet high.
From the air, I have a unique window into the earliest waves of colonial history.
And if you can see on some surfing sites, in fact, not only do you see what the waves are like or what the weather's like, but on some surf rider sites, you see a little flashing poo alert.
That means that the beach might have great waves, but it's a dangerous place for surfers to be because they can carry with them, even after a great day of surfing, this legacy of an infection that might take a very long time to solve.
And basically, our challenge is to optimize the benefits and mitigate the risks of living on a planet that's driven by only two processes, two sources of energy, one of which is solar, that drives the winds, the waves, the clouds, the storms and photosynthesis.
At the source of the longest river the voice of a hidden waterfall not known because not looked for, but heard, half heard in the stillness beneath the waves of the sea."
We had a waves up to 50 ft.
There have been two major waves of African protest, and we are currently living through the third, which began around 2005.
Waves of electromagnetic fluctuation in a vacuum seem unreal.
Victorians thought the waves had to be waves in some material medium: the ether.
The problem is we are hiding that cost beneath the waves.
I was lucky enough to grow up surfing in San Diego (not the biggest waves in the world but it was a hell of childhood, I'll tell you that) and I have seen A LOT of so-called surfer flicks in my life.
I first watched Kindred in 1987 along with another movie called devouring waves.
When they traveled on a boat, the background canvas was moved imitating the movement of waves but the characters weren't moving.
Mess ups include a supposed nude body comes out of the waves with her bottoms on.
It has its moments (and some pretty girls), but there is too much of everything: "Amélie" meets "Breaking the waves" meets "Pauline at the beach".
All that endless documentary footage of fish, waves, fish, waves has little to do with the central conflict and just pads the running time.
The course of evolution as we know it is now being changed by time waves.
Every scene seemed to give me waves of deja vu.
Ireland made quite a few waves in the press when she dropped her then-husband David McCallum in 1967, beginning her long relationship with Charles Bronson.
I'm sure the director would have preferred to have used footage of some really big crashing waves but the best he could find were a few inches high at some nearby lake, and again using a stationary camera.
The whole amazing story of it all - a bunch of dirt-poor kids drift together and end up creating something revolutionary out of thin air - well, more out of some wood, wheels and lack of waves to surf - it just floored me.
I find the numerous and varied sex scenes very believable, even if two are set upon a tree trunk at the edge of the ocean with the waves constantly splashing around.
Old skatekey skatewheels were used on plywood cutouts to roll down sidewalk waves.
From the standpoint of reality it's rather silly to have a drama wherein the entirety of Japan vanishes under the waves; why just Japan?
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