Sentence examples for balls of water from inspiring English sources

The Waterball actually sprays round balls of water the size of a two-pence piece, giving you great control over whether to pump out a single ball or to go for the full whammy of 40 balls per minute.

Her explanation of homeopathy neatly encapsulates its absurdities: 'The typical 30c homeopathic dilution is equal to one drop of mother tincture in nearly a hundred million galaxy-sized balls of water,' she notes.

These Special Games come in multiple forms, incorporating themes from past Nintendo games, such as "Tic-Tac-Glow", which requires the player to hit balls of water to liberate Shine Sprites trapped in dirt, a reference to Super Mario Sunshine.

Kopra had just finished his second task, to fit a valve on another section of the space station, when he noticed a ball of water in his helmet.

All of us -- humans, livestock, and wildlife -- have one planet, one ball of water and dirt, to try and eke out a living for ourselves.

"I can put more water in," Hadfield says as he gives his eye a second squirt, "so if you keep crying, you've just ended up with a bigger and bigger ball of water in your eye, until eventually it crosses across your nose and gets into your other eye, or evaporates or maybe spreads over your cheek, or you grab a towel to dry it up".

First they come across a waterfall with rubber balls instead of water and a bridge covered in swivel chairs.

Fill an unused waterbed with tennis balls instead of water and feel the difference!

The momentary reflection of a ball on water is the measurement of time: a lunar eclipse.

Talk story about the EcoSphere, a five inch glass ball full of water containing some shrimp, algae, and bacteria.

The New Yorker, July 16, 1984 P. 26 Talk story about the EcoSphere, a five inch glass ball full of water containing some shrimp, algae, and bacteria.