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Usage examples of surf.

Saturday, 18870618:1900 Four hours after they had begun to trickle through the beach gate, the women of Joy Hall, even the most reluctant Sarah, were still happily engaged in gossip, comparison of the males, claims of sexual prowess, reminiscences of Earth, wading in the surf, and general appreciation of the great open vistas.

But they were all bitchen bros permanently stoked on each other, brewski, and ripping surf.

Hen Gian spit into the surf and cursed, but this time Brine did not understand the language and no blue swirls cut the air.

I put my head down and played up to the High Hole, the sixteenth, stopping there to listen as the surf pounded the shore and to watch as the high winds flung the marram grass back and forth.

When the tugs came gently aground, Greg and Naomi dragged a heavy cable through the light surf and dove with it, giving the newsie something to photograph.

Nothing broke the stillness but the murmuring hum of the surf, and the strange weird rustle of the wind as it soughed through the groves of pandanus and coco-palms.

Rogo and I had worked up a game involving our polywater bed, which he loved bouncing around on, especially when it was rolling like surf.

Thousands of men, women, and children were tossing about in the lively surf promiscuously, revealing to the spectators such forms as Nature had given them, with a modest confidence in her handiwork.

Nita and Quelt and Kit with seawaterhe had managed to get in and out of the surf several times while chasing the flying sheep.

The surf pounded the bluffs and boiled over the sunken ledges that ringed the island, leaving a scurf of foam that trailed like the wake of a boat.

Dodging tourists was part of living in Seavy Village -- just like the traffic and the foggy mornings and the pounding surf in the middle of the night.

I wish I could go off by myself and surf or snowboard someplace really major and let Tre do all the housework for a change.

The two girls, sitting together in the light surf, who had been surreptitiously focused on the men, now stood up, eyes wide, their mouths falling open.

The girl, body gleaming wetly, beads of foam upon head, pubes and underarms, rose lissomely from the surf and stood before him.

Sombrely he watched the figures flashing in the surf, the lithe runners, and the knots of women engaged in discussion, jumping down from his perch once when a large wave strangled a wader, immediately resuming it when the injury proved slight.