be all at sea , auch: all at sea , auch: at sea *

Nothing of this sort's been done before; ordinary medical men may be all at sea.

The drivers will be all at sea again if the heavens open.

But if there is no secret idol, I'm all at sea again.

It certainly looks as if were all at sea!

Now that Leander was gone they were all at sea.

But the church seems to be all at sea, which is rather sad."

There doesn't seem to be anything to hold on to when Mother's gone, so I'm all at sea.

Our first educational for 2001 was all at sea.

He was all at sea against South Africa but then they had that effect on the whole team.

Verdasco was all at sea early on, winning only 11 points in the opening set.

"Red a bit harsh but France were all at sea and there was no need for him to do that.

Which was-why he was all at sea in his current predicament.

Lisa met Corey when he was all at sea.

I am all at sea on a beach.

Suddenly, it was Hibs who were all at sea.

There was a puzzler, and once again I was all at sea.

Past, present, future melted and mixed in his mind, and he was all at sea, without time.

Collingham should have been level on the hour mark, when the Teversal defence was all at sea.

Admittedly, he was all at sea, lost in a bewildering tangle.

Again the older brothers are all at sea.

Rose only looks good in the opposition's half and Livermore is all at sea at centre back.

It seems Chuck is all at sea again.

And it goes like this every time it seems All we love, is all at sea.

"So set your compass to Hartlepool next weekend - you'll be all at sea if you miss it!"