white-capped

• “Beyond that wall, white-capped blue waters stretched to the horizon.”

  Simon & Schuster: Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire

• “The lake was angry and white-capped, and though a hundred caches were waiting ferriage, no boats were plying back and forth.”

  CHAPTER 3

• “What better view then here, on the water," he says, looking out at the white-capped ocean.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Coney Island Finale

• “From the window above the sink I can see the green of hills, the sea, white-capped waves, a sailboat or two.”

  Fictionaut: Some Will Leave

• “A chance bomb must have exploded among them, for the mob, checked until its dead and dying formed the wave, had white-capped and flung forward its foam of living, fighting slaves.”

  Chapter 24: Nightmare

• “During my solitary runs along the banks on the Tualatin River, I often see a Great Blue sometimes two of them, on the other side, seeming to hover on the edge, white-capped water rushing by.”

  Simon & Schuster: Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery

• “We're standing outside the main science lab on the weather deck of the Woods Hole research vessel 'Atlantis' watching white-capped eighteen-to twenty-foot seas rolling across eight thousand foot-deep blue waters.”

  The Huffington Post: David Helvarg: 9/11 From 200 miles Out at Sea

• “He arrowed himself down toward the yacht, dropping from eight stories above the white-capped water to five, his deltoid muscles burning as his wings slashed through the humid air, the salt tang of brine prickling his nostrils.”

  Simon & Schuster: Etched in Bone

• “ It floated over white-capped hillsides and barren canyons, fell through fierce pelts of hail and sleet, and drifted above frozen rivers and sleeping lakes.”

  Fictionaut: The Feather

• “After hopping out to secure the chain behind us, Hank continued up the long, sandy drive until we could see white-capped waves dancing in the early light.”

  Fictionaut: Hi-Ya!

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