turbulent sea

Better by far for the black, turbulent sea to have taken her.

"And now we find ourselves once again in the middle of a turbulent sea with no way back."

Thirty-three of its crew members were lost to the turbulent sea.

And if so, could they stay hidden in that misty, turbulent sea?

A huge chuck of white cliff falls away into the turbulent sea.

For most of the period, she was buffeted by turbulent seas.

They travel for miles at sea and, having picked their site, descend into the turbulent seas.

I was like the lighthouse itself - secure in the midst of the most turbulent sea.

It is the mysterious bridge over the dark and turbulent sea of a troubled spirit.

He had claimed many a walrus, and even whales, from that turbulent sea.

He spends his days reading on deck, attempting to avoid those sick from the turbulent sea.

How marvelous that island was, how like a sacred home in a turbulent sea.

Fourteen Judy had been drowning in a murky, turbulent sea.

Caradoc's eyes, holding hers, were a broad and turbulent sea.

This turbulent sea was the sea outside my bedroom window in Bombay.

Marcus sat his hands on his hips and stared out across the turbulent sea.

Like it or not, he'd become her anchor in this turbulent sea that was tossing her around.

Beyond it lay the wharves from which boats were already putting out to fish the turbulent seas.

The whole place seemed designed to contain the turbulent sea of--were those people?

Andreas' followers loyally stay by his side through the turbulent seas.

There was some minor beach erosion in the Norfolk area due to turbulent seas.

The women looked on, hovering at the edge of motion before slipping, like swimmers, into this turbulent sea.

Anyway, without oars, we have no way of rowing back to where he fell into the turbulent seas.

Scientists say that even 4,400 tons of acid might not cause serious environmental damage if diluted in turbulent seas.

The country has found itself floundering in a turbulent sea of bankruptcies, bad debts and tight credit.