keep the sea

You can't get lost - just remember to keep the sea always on your right!

That was to keep the sea friendly for another year.

In his young days, Cook had learned how well a cat kept the sea.

She had lost her only love, but he had kept the sea.

In such conditions every effort had to be made to keep the sea passages open - and safe.

"When 1 was king, we kept the sea thieves down.

By Geraint's design, we had kept the sea in sight all the way.

Though, she was sure, not well enough to keep the sea damp from reaching the contents.

They headed south, keeping the sea on their left.

No, you may keep the sea, as far as I am concerned, and every drop of water in it.

What was it, he mused, that kept the sea folk from learning this art?

Without that refuge available, she could not hope to keep the sea and hold her prize through the wild weather, now so near.

Somebody has to keep the seas safe for American shipping."

I desired the captain to tack about and keep the sea, but he would not listen to me.

The drive between mountains and sea almost always keeps the sea in view.

They are said to help keep the sea spray off the face as well as improve hearing.

"The one about the fire lizard keeping the sea back with her wings!

To keep the sea out, wooden disks were put into the oar holes.

Actually, a commitment to keeping the sea lanes open in that area is a vital strategic objective.

The very cool groundwater running into the sea keeps the sea fresh all summer long.

And we're certainly going to continue this task, and we've now been joined by a number of other nations in keeping the sea lanes open.

Air pressure keeps the sea from reaching its right level, for the chamber is too low to be affected by the tide."

As if nothing really mattered except the buttery sun, getting a tan, keeping the sea spray in their faces.

A small anchor attached to one corner kept the sea anchor from twisting.