Seasick

The seasick sailor had to stay in his cabin for the entire voyage.

The captain warned the passengers about the possibility of feeling seasick.

The erratic movements of the sailboat made the passengers seasick.

He had to lie down in his cabin for hours because he was so seasick.

He had to take frequent breaks during the boat trip because he was feeling seasick.

The seasick passenger was relieved when their flight landed safely on land.

She was so seasick that she had to cancel her plans for a boat trip.

The seasick sensation was so overwhelming that she could barely stand up.

The sudden swaying of the ship made me seasick.

The amusement park ride made him feel seasick.

I don't want to go on a cruise as it might seasick me.

The choppy waters made her seasick on the ferry ride.

The seasick smell of the bait made him feel queasy.

The seasick musician decided to perform on land-based events only.

The first-timers on the catamaran were surprised at how easily they became seasick.

The rocking motion of the hammock can seasick some people.

She regretted going on the whale watching tour because she felt too seasick to enjoy it.

The smell of the fish market can seasick some people.

He developed a strong aversion to boats after his seasick experience.

The waves were so high that almost everyone felt seasick.

She couldn't eat anything as she was feeling seasick.

The patient experienced a seasick feeling even when he was on land.

The constant up and down movements of the hovercraft made the passengers feel seasick.

The intense heat and humidity on the boat made some passengers seasick.

The bumpy and turbulent flight of the helicopter made some of the passengers seasick.

The choppy waters of the river can seasick even the most experienced kayaker.

He couldn't stand the smell of fish because it made him seasick.

The sailor's wife was no stranger to feeling seasick during long voyages.

The crew member was feeling seasick but had to carry on with his duties.

The seasick doctor was still able to provide medical attention to the other passengers during the storm.

The intense motion of the virtual reality game was enough to seasick the player.

I'm prone to feeling seasick, so I always carry medication with me.

The anticipation of feeling seasick made her anxious about the upcoming cruise.

The seasick fisherman had to abandon his catch and return to shore.

She had a seasick look on her face after the boat ride.

The seasick crewman had to be airlifted to a hospital due to severe dehydration.

The seasick smell of the engine exhaust made her feel even more nauseous.

The seasick sailor knew that he needed to take medication before every trip to avoid getting sick.

The strong smell of gasoline in the cabin made some of the passengers feel seasick.

The extreme rocking and swaying of the offshore oil rig made some of the workers feel seasick.

The choppy waves and strong winds made the kayakers feel seasick.

The slow and steady swaying of the houseboat made some of the guests seasick.

The sudden changes in altitude and speed of the seaplane made some of the passengers seasick.

The children became seasick during their first sailing trip.

He felt seasick after being on the boat for just ten minutes.

She avoided going on boats because she always got seasick.

The captain's experience helped him avoid feeling seasick during rough seas.

I took some medicine to prevent feeling seasick on the ferry.

The storm caused almost everyone on board to feel seasick.

He couldn't enjoy the beautiful views of the ocean because he was feeling seasick.