Relatively large and spontaneous ocean surface waves that occur far out at sea.
1 The ship encountered a freak wave in Irish waters with quite spectacular results.
2 It's understood it capsized after it hit rough weather and a freak wave .
3 The ship suffered engine failure before capsizing after being hit by a freak wave .
4 A freak wave threw her down headfirst, breaking her neck.
5 The weather turned bad and the boat capsized after being hit by a freak wave .
6 A three-year old child had reportedly been swept off a yacht by a freak wave .
7 The incident sparked theories ranging from a freak wave to a collision with a U.S. nuclear submarine.
8 You never know when a freak wave is going to come along and potentially sweep you into the sea.
9 In 1999 a graph depicting the Draupner freak wave spiking out of the ocean stopped him in his tracks.
10 A freak wave swept a crowd of children into the sea at one of Northern Ireland's top tourist attractions last night.
11 I just happened to be passing through the room when Harold Bishop was swept off a rock by a freak wave .
12 The incident provoked several theories about the cause, ranging from a freak wave to a collision with a U.S. nuclear submarine.
13 The two-year-old girl was fishing with her parents and two siblings when they were dragged into the water by a freak wave .
14 The M.Star incident provoked several theories about the cause, ranging from a freak wave to a collision with a U.S. nuclear submarine.
15 He told rescuers the ship had suffered engine failure during the typhoon, before it capsized after being hit by a freak wave .
16 The M.Star incident has provoked several theories about the cause, ranging from a freak wave to a collision with a U.S. nuclear submarine.
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