“Are you curious about what lies within the deep blue sea? Then join our motley crew of divers.”

“Jason mans the wheel, trying desperately to even out the boat in the choppy seas.”

“I used to say that there really was a windmill, and that out beyond the field of wheat there was a sea of tulips.”

“We are the alpha and the omega in seashore dining and freshly prepared gourmet seafood.”

“The beach has a vast grassed area butting the seashore and attracts thousands of visitors and residents in the summer.”

“The Boca Beach Club presents the irresistible lure of staying and playing on the Atlantic seashore.”

“By offering support to the Seasteading Institute, Thiel has jump-started efforts to create city-state communities afloat on ocean platforms, reports the Discovery News.”

“But persistent sealore says that there was so much attention paid to oppression that good seamanship suffered.”

“Exciting sealife aside, it's a watered-down imitation that should have been left alone.”

“Notice boards provide guidance as to sealife in the area, from dolphins to right whales and sharks.”

“Tranquil gatherings of gentle deer, frolicking sealife and enterprising birds will entertain you.”

“The far-flung views offer one of the most superb blends of seascape and mountain possible.”

“The seascape, essentially of hard corals, is sporadically carpeted with colourful soft corals, sea whips, sea fans and leathery soft corals.”

“Elephant ear coral, fan corals and huge barrel sponges all made a fairytale seascape.”

“His subjects range from wildlife, landscapes and seascapes, to a wide variety of sporting art ventures.”

“Set in a region of seascapes and vineyards, Penola is no stranger to interesting oppositions.”

“Something of Turner's seascapes, where everything appears to be roiling, comes through.”

“The poem paints a picture of freedom and its impact on children from the mountaintops and seashores of the island, Lin said.”

“They will spend long days in the saddle, negotiating icy cold rivers, stunning seashores and wide, open expanses.”

“Marine deposits are formed along seashores by sea water flowing in longshore currents.”

“We were repeatedly laid over on our beam ends and washed over by the seas as if we were a half tide rock.”

“Rough seas and 20-knot westerly winds made the task of moving the female whale into deeper waters impossible.”

“A third east coast low developed on 26 June, and became notorious for the huge seas it produced.”