Indeed I and my two companions had all we could do to keep our own raft beyond the reach of the giants, but by dint of hard rowing we at last gained
the open sea.
The water being unusually smooth, I waded over the outer flat of dead rock as far as the living mounds of coral, on which the swell of the open sea breaks.
When the isolated position of these small islands in the midst of a vast ocean -- their great distance from any land excepting that of coral formation, attested by the value which the inhabitants, who are such bold navigators, attach to a stone of any kind, [7] -- and the slowness of the currents of the open sea, are all considered, the occurrence of pebbles thus transported does appear wonderful.
And when we steamed slowly out of the lagoon, making our way gingerly through the opening in the reef, and then steered for
the open sea, a certain melancholy fell upon me.
Here he had no longer that independence and that liberty of gait which he had when in
the open seas, and his Nautilus felt itself cramped between the close shores of Africa and Europe.
KARACHI -- Pakistan Navy ship ShamAsheer on Wednesday provided medical assistance to an Iranian fishing vessel in
the open sea.
QUETTA: Pakistan Coast Guard saved eleven fishermen from sinking in
the open sea in Koh e Batil area of Gwadar on Sunday.
The Indian fishermen were found fishing in
the open sea, demarcated as Pakistan territory, and were apprehended by PMSA personnel while patrolling the sea area through ship and speed boats.
According to the local people more than 70 pilgrims, including women and children, were on voyage to a shrine in connection with celebrations when their boat capsized in
the open sea.
If Britain must choose between Europe and
the open sea she must always choose
the open sea.
If Britain must choose between Europe and
the open sea, she must always choose
the open sea.
Contract notice: Maritime counseling and support for projects in
the open sea.
