slight sea

The slight sea, however, did enable us to bump off.

And he stood up suddenly, his yellow hair blowing in the slight sea breeze.

Diana complained of slight sea sickness and retired to her cabin.

But even in the slight seas, the "nurse" was queasy, and Marsia didn't like the feeling.

Harkness leaned one shoulder against the bulkhead as a slight sea moved the Whipper.

Branches, stirred by a slight sea breeze, were flickering their shaded mass upon the moonlighted turf.

Moderate breeze, slight sea.

The flames of the flares were being wafted by the slight sea breeze that also blew away the night insects and made the evening more comfortable.

He sat cross-legged in front of Toranaga, the slight sea breeze tugging at his kimono, swords in his sash.

To cope with the shallow West Loch Tarbert, she was flat bottomed, resulting in much pitching and rolling in even slight seas.

A news article at the time reported: "The sensation on the upper floors of buildings was similar to that of standing on the deck of a vessel in a slight sea.

A small 3 cm (1.2 in) wave was recorded at Legazpi in Albay province shortly thereafter, as well as further south near Davao City; slight sea level anomalies were observed in several other locations.

In the North Sea area, which had experienced a slight sea level fall and sea level stagnation during the subboreal, the renewed transgressive pulses of the Dunkerque transgression during the older subatlantic achieved the recent level.

Mr. Liddell (whom I had called) could stand this no longer; so we buoyed the line and ran into a bay in Siphano, waiting for calm weather, though I was by no means of opinion that the slight sea and wind had been the cause of our failures.