The phrase "a sort of water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type or category of water that is not specific, often to convey a sense of ambiguity or similarity to water.
Example: "The liquid in the container was a sort of water, clear but with a slightly viscous texture."
Alternatives: "a type of water" or "a kind of water".
If you're in search of a shorter ride, try a mouette, a sort of water taxi, which is part of the city's public transportation system.
It plays an important role in the mythology of the Achuar people, where giant otters are seen as a form of the tsunki, or water spirits: they are a sort of "water people" who feed on fish.
"People care a lot about how the beach looks," which is why, Honeybourne said, the agency encourages locals to adopt a sort of water quality mantra: "The ocean starts at your front door". "You really have to look at it holistically and look at your watershed," he said.
The air twisting with a sort of water-shimmer light.
But the film is also heavily indebted to "Birthday Letters," borrowing some of its themes and images right from the poems, and inevitably it slides over into the Hughesian interpretation, or to a sort of watered-down, clinical version of it, the same verdict that Diane Middlebrook expresses in "Her Husband," a new biography of Sylvia and Ted: "Depression killed Sylvia Plath".
"To be honest, it is a little odd," Cassis admits as he explains why an ad agency is attempting – in a sort of water-into-wine moment – to upcycle car carcasses into single-speed velocipedes.
Still, any sort of water getting into areas in the Rockaways and Staten Island won't be helpful for recovery efforts.
In this case, the solution can be found in closed form and it represents a sort of generalized water-filling algorithm, with water level depending on the interference activity probabilities.
UberPeople.net is a rudimentary and extremely popular message board for Uber drivers that serves as a sort of public water cooler.
The Mau Forest Reserve was until recently an intact montane forest at the heart of the Great Rift Valley, and a sort of "natural water tower" for the spectacular lakes there and for the entire nation.
"We were thrilled because it's one of our proofs of concept: this idea of making useful things in camps for internally displaced people [IDP] is fundamental," says Lamb. "It was the first time – at least that we're aware of – that this has been done: that you 3D print a sort of proper water fitting, rather than having to make an improvised one, in an IDP camp.
