Examples of 'out into the atlantic' in a sentence
Meaning of "out into the atlantic"
out into the atlantic - This phrase indicates movement or expansion towards the Atlantic Ocean. It suggests a direction of travel, exploration, or expansion towards regions or areas bordering the Atlantic Ocean
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out into the atlantic
Sending the storm back out into the Atlantic.
It stretches out into the Atlantic Ocean in a hammer shape through an isthmus.
We have fought our way out into the Atlantic.
Brittany juts out into the Atlantic ocean on the western coast of France.
That would take us further out into the Atlantic.
To break out into the Atlantic will not be easy, sir.
The resulting wave would head straight out into the Atlantic.
Enough icebergs surging out into the Atlantic would have switched off the conveyor.
There were even attempts to place weather ships far out into the Atlantic.
They floated out into the Atlantic.
But the waves interfere and dissipate as they head out into the Atlantic.
Five ships out into the Atlantic Ocean.
There is a long deep submerged valley running from the Mediterranean out into the Atlantic.
Yes, the cape does jut out into the Atlantic like a crooked arm.
Later that day they skirted the English coast and headed out into the Atlantic.
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The storm then moved out into the Atlantic Ocean on October 20.
To the southeast, there is an unlimited fetch out into the Atlantic.
Even so, 200 km out into the Atlantic in such a fragile vessel.
This meant that it would soon pour out into the Atlantic Ocean.
Since like an hour ago… Sending the storm back out into the atlantic.
Oh, about ten miles out into the Atlantic.
His paints scattered, his pants ripped, his new canvases floating out into the Atlantic.
She 's on her way out into the Atlantic.
Your first stop is Inch Beach, a vast expanse of sand stretching out into the Atlantic.
After a 1,000km journey the water flows out into the Atlantic Ocean on the Portuguese coastline.
Bismarck has been sighted in Denmark Strait. She's on her way out into the Atlantic.
Arthur turned to the east and back out into the Atlantic Ocean.
The Table Head site is an extensive, barren promontory jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean.
The submarine 's fourth sortie took her out into the Atlantic once again.
Because when that water leaves, it dumps out into the Atlantic.
It formed near Cape Verde and curved out into the Atlantic.
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