Sentence examples for a great splash from inspiring English sources
One dives into the water while the other's exiting the water — a great splash of water.
As the canoes slide on to the beach, there's a great splash.
He didn't make a great splash at Eton, but, of all the people I taught, he was one of the most impressive.
Dried peas, beans, lentils and barley will serve you well for a good year or more in your larder, and if you have open shelves in your kitchen they can also lend a great splash of colour and texture to your decor.
She made a greater splash several months later with the single "I Kissed a Girl," an assertive ode to sexual curiosity backed by a hard-edged electro-pop beat.
Kids love its laser harp, which has diode lasers instead of strings that youngsters touch to create synthesized music; a new exhibit is Great Splash, with a pinball machine that teaches about the water cycle.
They all issue statements insisting they never in their lives saw that email, even though responses from each of them range from "Great– splash when it fertilises", "Get a camera up there, too, yeah?" and a smiley emoticon (from Murdoch).
One dives into the water while the other's exiting the water a great splash of water.
If the centre he founded and which has helped thousands and thousands of people over the years who have nowhere else to turn is forced to close its doors when the money runs out in October, there will be no great splash.
Vidal was famous for loathing academics, who he felt kept him out of the "lit'rary" canon, especially since most were closet queens anyway; Vidal made his great splash and success d' scandal with The City and Pillar, an amazing coming out book from 1948, which sold 2 million copies and ended up blacklisting him from big-ticket New York publishing for a decade.
Bone dry sidra is served by a peculiar "throwing" method, where an expert escanciador (waiter) will pour the drink from a great height, splashing it onto the side of the glass to aerate it, giving it a mousse-like texture akin to champagne.
