Sentence examples similar to captivating waters from inspiring English sources
And nothing equals the eight-acre lake and its captivating water-cannon fountains, which shoot columns of spray into the air like rockets and dance as if Busby Berkeley were in charge.
And finally, if they searched near the Kuiper belt, they'd discern Pluto, tinier than Earth's moon but undeniably captivating, with water ice mountains and a heart-shaped plain.
On his 1997 trip from Hawaii back to the US mainland, Captain Charles Moore expected captivating views of its pristine waters.
Sbihi has already travelled to Rio and witnessed the rowing waters with the captivating backdrop of Christ the Redeemer, which he says means "rowing will be one of the iconic moments of the Games because of that".
Vargas Llosa's bruising political defeat drove the memoir A Fish In The Water (1993), whose captivating chapters on the budding artist alternate with what the Observer reviewer Boyd Tonkin called an "epic whinge" about his failed presidential bid.
Other winners include captivating footage of a Daphnia water flea giving birth, and the eye-catching dynamics of an actin cell skeleton in a mouse immune cell.
And once again Stone and Gosling prove that there is more than chance to their oil-and-water chemistry, so captivating in "Crazy, Stupid, Love". Stone's sultry voice and soft curves are a good fit for the mobster's moll in love with a cop.
Instead of floating on water, his boats drift in pools of paint, reflecting back a minimum of captivating visual clues.
Jayda G's own grooves are as captivating as her DJ sets, whether they're freely bathing beneath Chi-town sun or dipping into more sombre waters.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
