off seaの例文

• SEA WORLD WHERE : Off Sea World Drive on Mission Bay, San Diego.
• Visitors will learn that not all jellies are exotic creatures from far-off seas.
• They also recommended cutting off sea grasses and removing sea urchins prior to farm construction.
• The book, written in 1912, was entitled " Voyages and Wanderings In Far-off Seas and Lands ".
• On 1 August 1915 the German submarine torpedoed and sank her in the North Sea one mile off Sea Palling.
• Milford Haven Coast Guards said the 20-strong salvage crew was taken off Sea Empress to a support ship for safety.
• All three homers were hit off Sea Dogs starter Scott Comer who fell to 3-5 for the season with the loss.
• Try Cabretta Inlet on Sapelo Island, Pelican Spit off Sea Island and the St . Andrews Sound between Cumberland and Jekyll islands.
• The air goes into inexpensive, flexible containers such as plastic bags below in deep lakes or off sea coasts with steep drop-offs.
• EU Environment Commissioner Margot Wallstrom said in her annual report on the state of waters off sea and inland beaches across the 15-nation EU.
• Last month, lawmakers who lean toward Russia sought _ unsuccessfully _ to pass legislation calling off Sea Breeze and banning NATO troops from Ukraine.
• EU Environment Commissioner Margot Wallstroem said in her annual report on the state of waters off sea and inland beaches across the 15-nation EU.
• The adventure-fantasy, " Toi umi kara kita Coo " ( The Baby Dinosaur Coo from the Far-off Sea ), has not been translated into English.
• Striking Fiat workers cut off sea traffic between the tip of the Italian boot and Sicily on Friday to urge the struggling automaker cancel planned job cuts.
• In June 1984, R . J . Reynolds Industries, Inc . spun off Sea-Land Corporation to shareholders, as an independent, publicly held company, with stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
• Returning from his last trip and as he was preparing the publication of his third collection of poems, he died suddenly from a stroke on February 10, 1975, after only three months off sea.
• The safety of American steamships was further questioned on September 8, 1934 when the liner " Mohawk " sank following a collision with the Norwegian freighter " Talisman " off Sea Girt, New Jersey.
• One such example of an off sea usage can be found in Smollet's novel " The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle " in 1751 in which commodore Trunnion utters " Ho, the house, Ahoy ! ".
• The bergs may eventually seal off sea access to McMurdo Station, the main U . S . facility in Antarctica, said Ian Joughin, a researcher at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
• He later began writing novels, including " Toi umi kara kita Coo " ( The Baby Dinosaur Coo from the Far-off Sea ) which won him the Naoki Prize, one of Japan's prestigious awards for literature, in 1988.