Sample Sentences forhigh seas (auto-selected)
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In high seas, the runners were buffeted about, all staggering in one direction, then in the other.† (source)
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Hey, man, I've sailed with the most sarcastic scalawags on the high seas.† (source)
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Ishmael did not stand up well on high seas and had become addicted to Dramamine.† (source)
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His favorites were the handful of adventure books, the ones that let him pretend he was a knight fighting a dragon to rescue a kidnapped princess, or an explorer sailing on the high seas, holding tight to a mast while a hurricane raged about him.† (source)
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The invasion is still going splendidly, in spite of the miserable weather—pouring rains, gale winds and high seas.† (source)
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With the wind a little wild and the building shifting back and forth, one could almost imagine one was crossing the deck of a ship on high seas.† (source)
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Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) floated beside us carrying Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment (LEDET), the lead agency for apprehending drug traffickers on the high seas.† (source)
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Life on the high seas.† (source)
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He was like a friend made on board ship, on the high seas; now we had come to his home port.† (source)
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In addition American ships have been reported torpedoed on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu.† (source)
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Sometimes an angry god of the high seas sends them to me.† (source)
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He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands.† (source)
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A ship being on the high seas for two years, changing names and crews—that's just a story too.† (source)
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As it was discovered by survey, the seizure of the vessel Amistad took place on the high seas.† (source)
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They would be taken out onto the high seas and then shot.† (source)
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Then it was she who took the initiative, and gave herself without fear, without regret, with the joy of an adventure on the high seas, and with no traces of bloody ceremony except for the rose of honor on the sheet.† (source)
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