undertow

Outwardly, to the knowledge of the Claytons, all went on as before upon the little vessel; but that there was an undertow leading them toward some unknown danger both felt, though they did not speak of it to each other.

The surf was not heavy, and there was no undertow, so we made shore easily, effecting an equally easy landing.

He calls us; "thugs", "hi-vis little Englanders", "imperial fantasists", "outright conmen", "...people who stoke and normalise...a pernicious, pitiful but utterly vile undertow of xenophobia and hate...", and mentions people who will "push, bark and spit at those with a foreign accent".

On January 13, two Filipino newlyweds were swept to their deaths by a powerful undertow. The man got into trouble and his wife went to his aid, but both perished.

They still add up to a bouncing blur of frenetic energy, but now there always seems a point underscored, or a dark undertow, in each moment of extravaganza.

Some songs are darker and more introspective like In Undertow and Dreams Tonite, while Lollipop (Ode to Jim), is the up-beat indie pop sound we all know and love.

Eun's fiction contrasts familial or societal obligations with an undertow of erratic impulse or emotion.

Dayton, OH, September 10, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Undertow: Death's Twilight by Claudette Melanson chosen as Medalist Winner in the Young Adult Horror category of the 2016 New Apple Summer E-Book Awards for Excellence in Independent Publishing.

Our conference will help nurses "surf life's tough waves, adapt to changing tides, make waves and not get caught in the undertow".

Blues Crime Novel' series, "Undertow" is a deftly written and inherently compelling read from cover to cover.

Underlying every boom-and-bust cycle of financial instability in modern history is a dangerous undertow of greed, says Magnuson, that is now global and electronic and washing up misfortune around the world at the speed of light.