The ice cap will go right down to the sea line in most places.

Keeping these sea lines open is vital to the health of the global economy.

"This region is one of the most important sea lines of communication in the world," he said.

"If the sea line is opened, then Gaza will be flooded with arms and rockets," the senior official said.

As a nation dependent on international trade, Japan values the security of its sea lines of communication.

It has an international sea line to Ancona in Italy.

There is "common interest in the safety of sea lines of communications," the joint statement said.

Mr. Crichton saw the tide coming in but never looked to see what was below the sea line.

The protection of the major sea lines of communication is therefore recognized as an economic imperative.

Many rigs had sensors on the columns and motion detectors along the sea line.

Furthermore, it was directly relevant to any multinational military force initiative to protect sea lines of communication.

The security and prosperity of the entire world is affected by what happens along these vital sea lines of communication.

The bands that are capable of standing out and defining a sound of their own will be the ones to rise above the sea line.

"To assure our friends, we have to have capabilities to secure the critical sea lines of communication," he said.

Large carriers were not needed to support the naval strategy of disrupting sea lines of communication.

In essence, fibre-optic cable networks are a new sea line of communication with important implications for global maritime security.

In 1971, it was imperative for the occupation force to keep ports, harbors operative and the sea lines of communication open.

Sea lines are to America what railroad lines are to the Soviet Union.

Sea control includes the protection of sea lines of communication, blockades and embargo operations.

AEG added d20 system statistics to the later books of the 7th Sea line in an attempt to increase its popularity.

Suffice it that by midday the island had disappeared under the sea line, and by nightfall we were well on our way back to Sydney.

The sea line of these islands declared international and left to administration of "Zone of Straits."

He was also involved with a sea line, the Albyn Line, which bore the beginning letters of his surname.

Halley eventually finds Ray at the beach with clues of his favorite food, papaya scattered allover the sea line.

Transportation routes include Train, Bus, Sea line and Airlines.

The shortest sea-line from Boston to Liverpool is 2850 miles.

Half the sky, from the zenith to the western sea-line, was an astonishing sheet of pure, pale, even gold.

But men chained on a hulk may pass months scanning the empty sea-line and counting the steps of death's invisible approach.

It shone steadfastly until the sea-line hid it, keeping faith with her sleep while I fled away.

The coast of the Argentine lies to the West, below the sea-line, and some time this morning we crossed the fiftieth parallel of south latitude.

Nares went below, fetched up his binocular, and fell into a silent perusal of the sea-line: I also, with my unaided eyesight.

I had already been gazing for some seconds before my attention was arrested by a blur on the sea-line, and, stooping to look, I recognised the smoke of a steamer.

Her face was evermore unseen, And fixt upon the far sea-line; But each man murmur'd 'O my Queen, I follow till I make thee mine.'

On Wednesday there was no improvement, and, indeed, it was not until Thursday afternoon, when the low-lying coast of Port Said was showing above the sea-line, that he felt in any way fit to leave his bunk.

The great effect produced by his shells in an attack on the sea-line of communication of the Turkish army, then besieging Athens at Oropos and Volos in March and April 1827, was a clear proof that much more could have been done.

He thought that the beam poured from a pale cloud that lay athwart the sea-line, or else from a white peak in the direction of the pole, which had never before been visible by day, but seemed to have lifted skyward in the night - of this he was uncertain.