Borneo is hundreds of miles across the sea from Sumatra.
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I used to commute between Copenhagen and Sweden, across the sea.
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You will board my boat, sail across the sea to graduation 22!
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It doesn't move very quickly — mostly, it creeps across the sea floor.
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Watch them—as they scamper across the sea-floor, open a jar
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Trilobites, we discovered, followed each other across the sea bed in long convoys.
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There are magical portals, islands to explore across the sea, and mysterious forests.
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We also see a giant-ass fleet of her warships moving across the sea.
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At sunset, the easterly winds pick up speed as they race across the sea.
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We entwined across the sea like lovers, endlessly attracted by the mystery of differences.
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It is unclear who in Libya controls the business of shipping migrants across the sea.
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Debris is spread across the sea floor around 1,500 metres below where the plane crashed.
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Galicians take pride in this identity, despite scepticism from their would-be cousins across the sea.
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Australian, Japanese, British and French vessels have all sailed across the sea together, in various pairings.
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Or embark on a perilous journey across the sea, and endanger the lives of their families?
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With Greece and Italy just across the sea, a new stream of refugees can be expected.
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We join the young terrorists as they crouch in a rubber boat, skimming across the sea.
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Last year, the number of refugees entering Europe across the sea only surpassed 100,000 in June.
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In this sleepy fishing port, locals are waking up to the growing threat from across the sea.
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Matters which enrage voters in Peninsular Malaysia, 500 miles (800 kilometres) across the sea, often feel distant.
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I wouldn't be the same person if I didn't face the reality of moving across the sea.
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A disaster official said the tsunami traveled across the sea at speeds of 800 kph (500 mph).
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So for dairy and most of agriculture, our expanding sales are going to be across the sea.
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Though Belgium may have been waking from its slumber, Van Beirendonck's real lodestar was across the sea.
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And overall, they look more similar to the species of orangutan found across the sea on Borneo.
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Fewer than 23,000 refugees and migrants have made it across the sea to Europe so far this year.
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You can look at the forest, you can gaze across the sea, but you can't go in them.
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A wide window in front of the desk gave her a long view north across the sea ice.
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From across the sea comes a ship, with a couple of friendly-seeming green pigs at its helm.
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Instead I only leaned my bike against the church and looked out across the sea of human hours.
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Women have reported being forced to work as prostitutes to earn money for the trip across the sea.
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DEGANIA DAM, Israel (Reuters) - Some 2,000 years ago, Jesus walked across the Sea of Galilee, according to the Bible.
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Moana touches on Polynesian voyaging, showing the eponymous main character using traditional celestial techniques to navigate across the sea.
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Operation Sophia is the EU's military mission aimed at halting people from being smuggled across the sea into Europe.
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Across the sea, Dany burns down all the Khals when they try to force her to retire from queenship.
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We had to leave her behind, because she couldn't travel across the sea, where we were moving our lives.
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I wasn't one of the desperate refugees who made a perilous trip across the sea; I was already here.
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Matt followed, as if he were being led across the sea floor by a very small eight-legged child.
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The original bas-relief of the tableau lies across the sea, in a temple at Abu Simbel in Egypt.
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United Nations data shows only about 41,000 people have made it to the EU across the sea this year.
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Debris from the plane is spread across the sea floor about 1,500 meters below where it slammed into the water.
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A great distance across the sea from us is Nauru, an island nation in the middle of a silent ocean.
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It also threatens to disrupt oil supplies from the OPEC member and cause new migration across the sea to Europe.
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China claims a huge swathe of territory across the sea, overlapping the claims of Vietnam and the Philippines, among others.
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Sandler's Jewish lineage begins somewhat vaguely in some Russo-Polish shtetl, followed by a half-forgotten schlep across the sea.
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After Libya, where migrants face imprisonment and torture by smugglers and militias, there is the perilous journey across the sea.
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Under the pact, Ankara would take back all migrants and refugees, including Syrians, who cross to Greece illegally across the sea.
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" They open with that cut, before transitioning into The Black Album's "Living in LA" and the Pinkerton jam "Across the Sea.
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Rich in natural resources, teeming with cheap labour and just across the sea from Europe, Algeria should be doing much better.
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Enough limos, jets, and helicopters, this Viking queen was cruising across the sea by man-power in a replica Viking vessel.
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The numbers of people risking the journey across the sea peaked in 2015, but have fallen sharply in each subsequent year.
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To see the devastation of coral colonies, with their vast skeletal remains stretching across the sea floor, is a disheartening experience.
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But it's not really an escape, because the questions of desire and what constitutes a home follow David across the sea.
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But in this place, across the sea, the cars circle in all directions, within and without each other, a tango of mystery.
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There are galloping sea urchins that can scurry across the sea floor on long spines, at speeds of several centimetres a second.
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Italy, where more than 650,000 people arrived across the sea since 2014, has felt increasingly overwhelmed and left alone by its peers.
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The Chinese government claims a huge swath of territory across the sea, overlapping with claims of the Philippines and Vietnam, among others.
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The rail service was operated by Malaysia's Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM), and started from downtown Singapore, stretching across the sea into Malaysia.
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They want what they see on their cellphones — Europe, which involves a trek across the desert and a boat across the sea.
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The pilgrim becomes a go-between, traveling across the sea to Tripoli to bring Clémence, the countess, news of Jaufré's idealized devotion.
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Locals on Pantelleria are friendly to their American guests and almost grateful for their presence, given how close across the sea ISIS are.
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Irregular migration across the sea has been dramatically reduced, and only about 45,000 people have made it to Europe that way this year.
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He called the two countries "neighbors across the sea" and said they'd agreed to achieve "full improvement" in bilateral ties, state media reported.
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Under a 2016 deal, Ankara has to take back all migrants and refugees, including Syrians, who cross to Greece illegally across the sea.
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Once natural gas is shipped in liquefied form, it can be converted back into gas upon arrival across the sea for actual use.
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Improved weather conditions in the Mediterranean have encouraged human smugglers to attempt to send more boats across the sea despite the dangers involved.
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Previously, the bulk of people coming across the sea were already displaced from their countries of origin: Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans, or Nigerians, for example.
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Operation Sophia currently has four ships in the Mediterranean as well as planes and helicopters to watch out for people-smuggling across the sea.
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An infant Kubo is being shepherded across the sea by his mother in a tiny boat, as vast tidal waves threaten to overtake them.
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Moon Park's rendition of "Anta Gata Doko Sa" is the soundtrack to letting yourself roll into a bouncy ball and float across the sea.
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And yet it followed her across the sea, in the real and ghostly presence of Charlotte, who died before Grace began telling this story.
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Even considering the costs of shipping it across the sea, Chinese-made kimchi is still two to five times cheaper than the homemade varieties.
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I'm not saying someone should call PETA or anything, but flying across the sea to Westeros seems like a long trip for such large creatures.
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Alive but in exile across the sea, just as Dany was in Season 1: What's more bittersweet an ending for our remaining heroes than that?
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Instead they could bring in a handpicked person from across the sea or offer 30,000 euros to an EU host for each individual they refuse.
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Smugglers can operate with little impediment, even as the Islamic State controls part of the Libyan coastline, barely 300 miles across the sea from Italy.
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China has laid claim to many islands and outcrops across the sea that are also claimed by Southeast Asian countries, notably the Philippines and Vietnam.
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The Christchurch City Council said cliffs collapsed in several places along the surrounding coast, spreading large clouds of billowing dust across the sea and hills.
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The resulting announcement — a curt sentence fragment — made no mention of her myriad accomplishments, and did not reach those who sought her across the sea.
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From the end of Eric Kempson's driveway, the features of the Turkish hillside across the sea can be made out clearly with the naked eye.
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Scuba divers have already placed these microhabitats —- which have little legs and look as if they might skitter across the sea bottom — in endangered reefs.
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North Korea is a useful buffer state for China between it and U.S. forces based in South Korea, and also across the sea in Japan.
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Italy in general feels that the European Union has left it alone to handle the tens of thousands of migrants coming across the sea every year.
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In their 2011 propulsion across the sea from the UK, they rode the wave of the first year that parents let their teens have Twitter accounts.
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The gunpowder, the terrorism, the virulent sectarianism and nationalism, are wafting up from the flames consuming Syria, spreading out over national borders and across the sea.
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Amphibious capability, or the ability to project ground and air power across the sea to another shore, is a vital component of the Chinese military's mission.
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Young people have fled the country in search of work in Europe, risking their lives on a dangerous voyage through the desert and across the sea.
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GAMBELL, Alaska — In a modest boardinghouse on an Alaskan island just 30 miles across the sea from Russia, a handwritten order form hangs on the refrigerator.
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After 150 years of insecurity as this country gazed across the sea at the edifices of European culture, here was the New World finally in command.
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However palpable the frustration, the question once again is whether Europeans are prepared to, or even able to, stand up to the bully across the sea.
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Congratulations to Australia for voting yes on same-sex marriage — and to my fellow LGBTQ friends across the sea, let me add a few words of advice.
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The theory was that large, frozen chunks had been blown across the sea until they piled on top of each other, like ice cubes in a pitcher.
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When Fawcett returns after one expedition, the front of his English house is wreathed in creepers, as if the tendrils of vines had spread across the sea.
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Soon we're introduced to the Japanese-American community the ghost is targeting, whose older members believe the yurei may have followed them across the sea from Japan.
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Afterward we drove across the Sea Island Parkway for lunch at Gullah Grub, where owners Bill and Sara Green serve a steady stream of locals and tourists.
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Big, full-throated whoops echoed across the sea of late-20s-somethings when game-changing punches were thrown on the TV. Guys wore button-downs and jeans.
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That prediction was made in the latest semiannual report from Operation Sophia, the EU's military mission aimed at halting people from being smuggled across the sea into Europe.
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Trilobites Whales, eels, birds, and even ladybugs are known for epic migrations that take them hundreds or even thousands of miles through the air and across the sea.
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He was later defeated and the civil wars ended when Henry VII came along across the sea with an army for a win at the Battle of Bosworth.
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In the election of a Zaydie might come some solace in the knowledge that my grandparents, like Sanders's father, fled here across the sea while their families burned.
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"We appreciate the challenging times in which the people of Japan live with increasing provocations from across the Sea of Japan," Pence told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Radiation emanating from North Korea's overused, crumbling nuclear test region could reportedly threaten northern Japan, as strengthening winds from the northwest blow the radiation across the Sea of Japan.
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I share his great appreciation for Ernest Shackleton, whose hut at Cape Royds I visited, after sledding across the sea ice from Scott Base, more than fifty years ago.
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Her anger over Oberyn Martell's death and her desire for revenge has only seemingly begun, as she takes control in Dorne and likely sets her sights across the sea.
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Paying third countries, such as the Libyan Coast Guard or Turkey, to keep migrants away doesn't solve the overall problem; it just keeps them in camps across the sea.
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Since 2001, both of Australia's major parties have embraced the idea of offshore detention, citing its importance for deterring would-be immigrants from making perilous trips across the sea.
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See the different reactions rippling across the sea of upturned faces at the bottom of "The World's Fair VI: Fireworks," as strands of light descend into the night sky.
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On other days I swam alongside ropy-armed surfers as far as I could before they paddled beyond the outer reef, where the wind whipped whitecaps across the sea.
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Starting in the Clinton administration, the United States has pushed for energy, transport and trade across the sea and through Azerbaijan and Georgia, a route known as the Southern Corridor.
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Linger for a few quiet minutes inside Thian Hock Keng, a carefully restored 19th-century temple built by Hokkien immigrants to give thanks for a safe passage across the sea.
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Since NATO-backed rebels ousted Gaddafi, Libya has been a transit point for hundreds of thousands of migrants trekking across the Sahara in hope of reaching Europe across the sea.
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There is talk about setting up processing centers in Africa so that asylum seekers do not pay smugglers to make the often fatal trip across the sea on largely unseaworthy craft.
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This will be both stirred up during collection, as the robots crawl across the sea floor and hoover it, and washed off the nodules at the surface when they are cleaned.
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A 2016 deal with Ankara drastically cut arrivals from Turkey to Greece, making Italy the main gateway to Europe now, with some 94,400 arrivals so far this year across the sea.
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The visit came just a year after she'd choked on smoke that had drifted across the sea from similar fires in Indonesia, closing schools in Singapore and sending people to hospital.
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The deal is aimed at halting the flow of migrants across the sea to Greece but the UNHCR said the deal was being prematurely implemented without the required safeguards in place.
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The treaty allows Western energy companies, in theory, to push the southern gas corridor farther east, across the sea to tap Turkmenistan's vast gas reserves and alleviate dependence on Russian gas.
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The problem is that NASA isn't interested in taking on a leadership role while numerous other countries are in the process trying to take their own hikes across the Sea of Tranquility.
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A few miles below were thousands of families who had hauled their winterpale bodies across the sea and stripped down to bathing suits, their skin shy and prickly in the first waves.
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Terrifying reports of pranksters dressed as clowns have begun to pop up across the U.K. in a phenomenon that began in the U.S. and has now swept across the sea to Britain.
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"Every single one of them has plastic in it, which is pretty shocking because it's not the sort of thing that you see when you look out across the sea," Masefield said.
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Thanks to these new technological innovations, Startup was able to create a hard candy treat he called "American cough candy," hoping he'd one day be able to sell it across the sea.
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"We appreciate the challenging time in which the people of Japan live with increasing provocation across the Sea of Japan," Pence said in Tokyo before a lunch with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Italian and French immigrants, largely Catholic, had been drawn to Williamson County by opportunities to work in the coal industry, and Glotfelty blamed the men "imported from across the sea" for bootlegging.
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Since Mediterranean arrivals spiked in 2015, when more than a million refugees and migrants reached the EU, only about 41,000 people have made it to the bloc across the sea this year.
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The crude that she is testing is pumped a short distance across the sea to a vast floating storage tank, known as an FPSO, where it is blended with lighter crude for export.
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The EU's executive European Commission last week proposed mobilizing a further 200 million euros to help countries in Africa prevent the movement of migrants before they even embark across the sea for Europe.
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Across the sea, that is, to where she has delivered a dead child to Cersei Lannister, who eagerly awaited Myrcella's return only to be met by Jaime's anguished face and her daughter's corpse.
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Cold, dry westerly winds blow down from Siberia, across the Sea of Japan, and form banks of clouds that drop supercooled water that ices over the conifers found in the northeast of Japan.
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Locke himself traveled across the sea, first by boat from Edinburgh — where he was born — to his family's native Georgetown, Guyana, and then back to Great Britain by plane (he now lives in London).
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Mrs May's counterparts have been more circumspect, but are clearly losing patience: in recent days François Hollande, Jean-Claude Juncker and Angela Merkel have all expressed concern at the noises wafting across the sea.
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Rachel and Tammy have already returned to Ohio, and now the rest of the island's slackers are forced to follow them, flying a propeller plane across the sea and north to the cold Midwest.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads John Lanchester has attributed the tone of his latest novel, The Wall, to a reoccurring dream in which he sits alone at night looking out across the sea.
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The Bud Light king takes an arduous journey up mountains and across the sea to deliver it to the Miller Lite and Coors Light castles, which both use corn syrup in their brewing processes.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Could a musical about a young country turning its back on the motherland succeed in that same "tiny island across the sea," to use the language of the show itself?
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The consortium, Georgia's government and European partners claim this will make the country more relevant to the West, increase interaction across the sea and (it is suggested) raise the diplomatic costs of future Russian interventions.
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" Tagaq, who is an activist as well as a performer and vocal supporter of Indigenous rights in Canada, opens the track by whispering, "white man came across the sea/he brought us pain and misery.
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Although these people saw the devil in the form of the slave trade, they brought their God across the sea with them—the Ifa religion, which is generally referred to as the "Yoruba religion" today.
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A solar sail is like the sail of a ship—but instead of harnessing the power of wind to propel itself across the sea, it harnesses photons from the sun in order to move in space.
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Irregular immigration across the Mediterranean has fallen dramatically, with about 45,000 people making it to Europe across the sea this year compared to over a million in 2015, but politically it has become ever more divisive.
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A cinder-block police station is supposed to be visited once a week by a police officer who flies in on a single-engine plane from Darwin, the closest city, 50 miles south across the sea.
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The "Juniors" route for ages 7 to 12 includes a cartoon video of Romans shipping wine across the sea and a "buffet of the five senses" where sniff tests identify aromas and flavors found in wine.
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Regardless of that outcome, it is essential for the United States, working with its allies, to ensure the free flow of navigation and to continue sending ships and planes across the sea, in accord with international law.
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Perfect for adrenaline junkies, this 4K-compatible camera empowers you to capture fully immersive 360º video, VR-compatible footage, and 360º stills while you're hitting the slopes, parasailing across the sea, or kayaking on a rocky river.
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A refugee with an uncertain passport, he made the precarious journey up through Turkey, across the sea in an unstable boat — five years before thousands of Syrian refugees, fleeing their own war, would make the same trip.
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KHOUBIA, Yemen — For more than 24 hours, they were forced to sit on the floor of a plastic boat as it lurched across the sea, forbidden to get up even if they needed to urinate or vomit.
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Though I could hardly see a hand held in front of my face, far out across the sea hung clouds tinted the eerie sunset shade of faded photographs of atomic tests, and beyond them clear blue day.
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Irregular immigration across the Mediterranean has fallen dramatically, with about 60,000 people making it to Europe across the sea to date this year compared to over a million in 2015, but politically it has become ever more divisive.
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Filmed by Melbourne marine photographer PT Hirschfield, who uploads to YouTube under the moniker Pink Tank Scuba, a new video shows a cast of spider crabs casually making their way across the sea bed in Port Phillip, Australia.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks mourned on Wednesday "the hero of the Aegean" who is credited with having rescued more than 5,000 refugees fleeing in small rubber boats across the sea at the height of Europe's migrant crisis in 2015.
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"Islands" sends Finn and a few other characters (notably Susan Strong, one of the show's handful of other humans) on a quest to find the last remaining human beings, who are on an island far across the sea.
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A port town, Tarakan is just south of the Malaysian side of Borneo and looks out across the sea to Mindanao in the southern Philippines, a sprawling island that has been plagued by insurgencies and banditry for decades.
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Most of the 8,000-mile Pacific Light Cable Network between the semi-autonomous city and Los Angeles has already been laid across the sea floor, but the national security review may now fail, stopping the project in its tracks.
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Poland opposes the construction of Nord Stream 2, which would connect Russia to Germany through a pipeline across the sea and allow Moscow to pump more gas to its main markets in Western Europe while bypassing states further east.
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We have so much natural gas now, and we can liquify it, and we can transfer it across the sea so we can make Europe dependent on us instead of Putin — put him back in his little box where he belongs.
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The NTJ is reported to have formed as a splinter of the Sri Lanka Thowheed Jamath (SLTJ) an ultra-conservative Islamist movement with ties to like-minded groups in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, a short distance across the sea.
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Each meditation is no longer than eight minutes, and as you sync your breath to the imagined creature's, you'll fly across the sea as a Laysan albatross or experience the peculiar state of being suspended in water as an octopus.
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First into Oblivion, then back across the sea, where no one would point and laugh and assume I didn't understand what they were saying, or that I must have deserved it when policemen stopped me, or when hands pawed at me.
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The Energy Ministry has been helping to negotiate export deals to Turkey and Egypt, and, together with the European Union, is studying building a 5.2 billion euro ($5.6 billion) pipeline across the sea to Cyprus, Greece and on to Italy.
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Ducking under the rafters by the door, then taking care not to slide on the mud that the workers had not entirely remediated, we straggled out into the all-consuming darkness, and began the long passage home across the sea. ♦
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In the article "In Alaska's Far-Flung Villages, Happiness Is a Cake Mix," Julia O'Malley writes: In a modest boardinghouse on an Alaskan island just 30 miles across the sea from Russia, a handwritten order form hangs on the refrigerator.
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Zerif is one of roughly 6,000 who lived in the squalor of the ramshackle camp near the gritty port town on France's northeastern coast from where Britain is almost visible across the sea and can be reached by ferry or tunnel.
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As winds pick up out of the northwest over the next few days, it is possible that any radiation that leaks from the site could be carried and dispersed across the Sea of Japan [East Sea] and even to the Japanese islands.
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Starved and dehydrated, Hank soon realises that Manny's body is useful to him in myriad ways; he can use it to propel himself across the sea, produce water from his mouth, fire projectiles and use a certain lewd appendage as a compass.
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That stretch of ocean, hundreds of miles wide, represented the line that Soviet naval forces would have had to cross to reach the Atlantic and to stop United States forces heading across the sea to reinforce America's European allies in time of conflict.
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Pinkerton's "Across the Sea," in which he laments being so far from an 18-year-old Japanese fan and talks about her touching herself, in tandem with "El Scorcho"'s line about "half-Japanese girls" saw him receive accusations of fetishising Asian women.
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BEIJING — Russian naval forces plan to join Chinese forces for a joint exercise in the South China Sea, highlighting Moscow's partnership with Beijing after a recent international legal ruling underlined rifts between China and Southeast Asian nations over rival claims across the sea.
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Despite the chaos that has engulfed Libya since 2011, Mellitah, which pipes gas directly across the sea to Italy, is one of the few energy plants to have operated virtually uninterrupted, which experts say reveals much about Eni's deep reach inside Libya.
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But in separate statements, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of National Defense accused the United States of stirring regional conflict and suggested that such operations bolstered China's case for building military facilities across the sea to defend its claimed territory.
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In one TikTok video that was liked 3.5 million times, the creator took a video of his mom sleeping, and then Photoshopped her into different backdrops relevant to the lyrics, such as sailing across the sea to China and in a row boat.
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The new arrivals were the first of about a hundred people being relocated to Champtercier from the "Jungle", a shanty town in the less clement northern climes of Calais, which was a base for migrants trying to get across the sea to Britain.
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The central Mediterranean route to Italy has become increasingly deadly — compared with a simpler, shorter route across the sea to Greece from Turkey — with around 4,4003 migrants dying in 2016 so far, compared with about 2,860 over the same period last year.
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Among those are some who think that it really is 1966 all over again, and that their band is just one lucky break away from permeating every jukebox and radio station and drive-in and high school dance across the land and across the sea.
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MOM&aposS WARNING TO OTHERS AFTER TODDLER GETS TRAPPED IN WASHING MACHINE "People are always going to turn their heads and look – the fact that I'm in a bath going across the sea – people look at me as if I'm crazy," Bevan told the BBC.
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Victarion is a bit of a warrior badass in the books; he's the powerfully-built Lord Captain of the Iron Island's much-loved fleet, and — fittingly — he spends much of A Dance with Dragons battling his way across the sea en route to Meereen.
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We sailed past the island of Cabrera, which is uninhabited now, but in the early sixteenth century served as a base for the Ottoman admiral Heyreddin Barbarossa, who ferried tens of thousands of Muslim refugees fleeing Spain across the sea to what is now Algeria.
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These creatures likely scuttled across the sea bottom, scooping food into their mouths with a larger pair of limbs close to their heads, according to study co-author Javier Ortega-Hernández, a biologist in the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom.
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Gerard Barron, Nautilus's first financial backer (who sold out of the company years ago), has hired some of Nautilus's ex-employees for DeepGreen, a new deep-sea mining venture which focuses on harvesting metallic nodules that are scattered across the sea floor in the deep ocean.
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After sailing across the sea — a sweet interlude, rather reminiscent of The Owl and the Pussycat — they spend a few informative days in London, where she meets members of the government and conceals her unconsciously eroticized body in a black wide-brimmed hat and ankle-concealing skirt.
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For most, it took under a day to get through the immigration process and gain access to the US. But not everyone who made the journey across the sea made it into the US. About 120,000 were denied entry and sent back to their home country.
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TALLINN, Estonia — In the six months since part of Ukraine's power grid came crashing down, turned off by highly sophisticated hackers, cyberspace allies of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia have been leaving their mark here in the Baltics and across the sea in Finland and Sweden.
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I took refuge back at the Signum, a hotel composed of a wonderfully eclectic collection of lime-plaster cottages with its own library, lemon grove and rambling terrace — a perfect place to pass a late afternoon drinking Negronis and watching the rain blow in across the sea.
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"As winds pick up out of the northwest over the next few days, it is possible that any radiation that leaks from the site [where the nuclear test took place] could be carried and dispersed across the Sea of Japan and even to the Japanese islands," Myers said.
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TAIPEI/KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) - Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen urged young voters on Friday to turn out and show protest-wracked Hong Kong the meaning of democracy on the eve of elections held in the shadow of anti-government protests in the Chinese-run city across the sea.
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If the letter needed shipping to the Shining Empire, or west across the sea to Alt Coulumb, or even north to Telomere, the demon would have wasted precious minutes hunting down the relevant admin so as to bill the postage properly--but an envelope for internal delivery needed no postage.
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The new electricity cable, along with the recent appearance of earth-moving equipment atop a rocky plateau overlooking Russia across the sea, points to one business that is flourishing in this part of the Arctic: snooping on Russia's expanding fleet of nuclear submarines armed with ballistic missiles in the Barents Sea.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times Last fall, just a few days into my trip to the Shetland Islands, the Scottish subarctic archipelago across the sea from Norway, I found myself on the top of a cliff face, peering through the fog at a huge rock in the northern Atlantic Ocean.
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While the migrants typically rely on people smugglers for help in getting to Turkey and then across the sea to Greece and onward to northern Europe, they are often determined to make the voyage alone despite the risks — and the people running the smuggling rings are rarely on the vessels they send toward Greece.
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Wu Tsang has engaged with the body and its cultural and physical manifestations and translations, while Nguyen, as a two-year-old, actually experienced the great migration of Vietnamese people across the sea in the 20183s–22018s, during and after the Vietnam War, in which it is estimated that over a million lives were lost.
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Its role is perhaps more medicinal, as evidenced in Abrams's mixed-media collages in which she draws on the ideal of the divine feminine from her Guyanese heritage, creating black and brown-bodied mermaids adorned with crowns as a way of assuaging the scars of slave trade when people of color were forced across the sea to the Americas.
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In it, an upstanding Trojan prince named Aeneas, son of Venus, the goddess of love, flees Troy after its destruction by the Greeks, and, along with his father, his son, and a band of fellow-survivors, sets out to establish a new realm across the sea, in Italy, the homeland that's been promised to him by divine prophecy.
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It already airs one of the better Game of Thrones-alikes in Vikings, a series that eventually broadened its scope to encompass much of the medieval world but started very pointedly as a small-town show where the characters occasionally visited strange, alien worlds just across the sea — like Little House on the Prairie crossed with Star Trek.
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In "Exodus: Our Journey to Europe," a BBC film series that features footage shot by refugees themselves, the films delve into first-person accounts of children and adults fleeing war and persecution, who unflinchingly share every moment of their treacherous journeys, from their negotiations with smugglers to the long wait for a boat to their near-death crossings made across the sea.
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They last collaborated on " La La Land " (2016), in which Gosling and Emma Stone danced on air in a planetarium, up among the stars—evidently a dress rehearsal for the new film, although viewers hoping that Neil Armstrong (Gosling) and Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll) will waltz across the Sea of Tranquillity in each other's arms, rather than setting off on little solo hops, should prepare for disappointment.
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We imagine that marriage will help us to bottle the joy we felt when the thought of proposing first came to us: Perhaps we were in Venice, on the lagoon, in a motorboat, with the evening sun throwing glitter across the sea, chatting about aspects of our souls no one ever seemed to have grasped before, with the prospect of dinner in a risotto place a little later.
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I'm a fan of the maritime world and of its charming echoes in the aeronautical realm (think of terms like deck, air-liner, purser, port and starboard…) And so I find it endlessly pleasing that as the winds and currents shaped the journeys of ships in the old days, similarly today, over the Atlantic, pilots routinely sail hundreds of miles out of their way to avoid a headwind, or to catch a tailwind that will speed us across the sea.
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Game of Thrones has lost track of Arya's arc here and there, particularly when she headed across the sea to Braavos, but it mostly does a skillful job of guiding the character toward her final moment with the Night King, providing an explanation for the perpetual resurrection of Beric Dondarrion (a role that I bet will be filled by Lady Stoneheart in the books) and taking her off the board just long enough that when she sails out of the night and onto the Night King's back, you're both thrilled and surprised.
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