Two Oceans

British  

noun

1. (functioning as singular) an annual road marathon run in Cape Town, South Africa

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Example Sentences

Most of them instead will spend the first few months of their lives in newly built plastic tanks at the Turtle Conservation Center at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town.

From Seattle Times

Later it became standard fare she studied in high school: the engineering feat connecting two oceans, a formative adventure in American expansionism, an early notch on Teddy Roosevelt’s belt.

From New York Times

“In the middle of the sea, the wind made two oceans,” he says, gesturing to illustrate currents swirling in opposite directions.

From Seattle Times

The kanji meaning of “Yoko” translates as “Ocean Child,” befitting the woman who would travel across the breadth of two oceans as she made her way in the world as a budding conceptual artist — first, in 1940, when her family first left Tokyo for New York City, and later, in 1966, when she opened her "Unfinished Paintings" exhibition at London’s Indica Gallery.

From Salon

Although the canal connects two oceans, its operation depends upon fresh water from a nearby lake, which has been dwindling during a 20-year drought.

From Los Angeles Times