Sentence examples for a wade of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the 26-year-old from Compton had gotten himself into a wade of hot water, but for entirely different reasons.
And there are chicken wings -- a large, sticky and just-fiery bowl of them, in fact, served with a wading pool of cilantro aioli -- that are an essential order for anyone eager to embrace the restaurant's spirit.
Not a typical one, of course, but one serviced by a wading pool of flesh-eating fish.
A wading pool of cologne?
The same potato gnocchi wallowing in a wading pool of melted butter that Ms. Hesser praised will be on every second table tonight.
Lemon Shaker pie — not the original recipe, which would be too sweet for Northern palates, Mr. Needham says — is essentially Key lime pie made with lemon zest and bourbon, in a wading pool of raspberry purée.
ROGERS: (splashing around in a wading pool of his own feces) ZOOOOOOOM!
These shots on Arnold and George are so tight on their heads, that it's given rise to imaginings that they are wearing swim trunks and are really basking in a wading pool of warm, baby-seal oil.
More seasoned photography buffs may feel at times that the show is a wade through a stack of old Life magazines.
Like the foot of a wading bird.
The smooth surface of the pool, meant to represent the English Channel, is broken by the sculpture of a wading soldier, rifle high, struggling to shore.
