open sea

noun

1. the main body of a sea or ocean, especially the part that is outside territorial waters and not enclosed, or partially enclosed, by land.

Example Sentences

Here and there, where lots have been cleared, the backdrop was open sea.

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When he was diagnosed, he remembers, "I said, 'I've been on a lot of trips. This is a new trip.' So I learned a lot about prostate cancer, and I was a good traveler. I got through this storm, and now I'm on the open sea."

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"I got through this storm, and now I'm on the open sea."

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Setup: “I’m Still Here” originally opened on an open sea at dawn as a military helicopter arrives.

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He said he had "never imagined" swimming across an open sea when he embarked on his epic challenge.

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