Fisherboys wade to the beach shouldering sharks and swordfish.
Especially if you have to wade through tons of unrelated search results.
"We cannot indiscriminately wade into a media forum for debate at this time," declared senior author Ronald Oremland of the U.S. Geological Survey.
As leaders ponder this prospect - and wade into nasty debates about pension cuts, incentives to have children and immigration expansion - some experts tell us not to worry.
Wild ducks jet up and down the blue waters in spring and autumn, and fly fishermen wade the riffles, casting leisurely.
And for the second half-well, second game, really, since the scoreboard was wiped clean after each half-wade, James and Bosh were all put on the same team.
Today, it is possible to find effective natural treatments for hair loss, but first one has to wade through a sea of information and misinformation to find the treatments that work.
Rather than wade through this bureaucratic minefield, some simply choose to fly "off the grid" and not submit flight plans or check in with nearby air-traffic controllers before taking off.
The lake was not frozen sufficiently to bear her; neither was it open, nor low enough that she could wade through it; and across it she must go if she would find her child!
