In London's black quarter – its boundaries enclosing the Arch (Marble Arch), the Water (Bayswater), the Gate (Notting Hill) and the Grove (Ladbroke) – jazz-inflected calypso riffs could be heard alongside the Jamaican shuffle beat that became known as ska.
Minutes later, an arch of water gushed out of a hose onto the crowd.
The plane was greeted in Taipei with celebratory arches of water blasted from airport fire-engines.
When the triple amputee gets off the plane in Chicago, American Airlines greets him on the tarmac with hoses spraying arches of water, and cheering citizens line the roads that lead to his home town, Rolling Meadows.
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Her clear, steady approach was perfectly suited to "Moon River," during which you could imagine a rainbow arching over the water.
Initially, there were probably no arching jets of water as can now be seen in one Alhambra courtyard.
The city district beneath the aqueduct has been named Les Arceaux, or "The Arches," due to the two levels of arches supporting the water system over the remaining 2,625 feet.
But Modesto, Calif., still welcomes visitors with an arch that says "Water, Wealth, Contentment, Health," and Afton, Wyo., has an arch made of 2,500 elk antlers.
Small rounds of pink granite arch from the water like whales' backs.
