Sentence examples for edge of water from inspiring English sources

At Harvard we learned at the edge of water.

Campers are recommended to set up at least 50 metres away from the edge of water in crocodile territory.

Moreover, some differences in microhardness between the center and the edge of water cooled rod were observed.

It is a great vortex of a fraction of landscape at the edge of water, the one perpetually squaring up to the other, that seems to suck in our seeing.

The industry was created by a Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) forest people, who settled along rivers and lakes left behind as the glaciers of the last Ice Age retreated; because their dwellings were generally at the edge of water, many products of the industry made of organic substances that ordinarily would not have survived have been preserved in waterlogged deposits.

Crocodilians are opportunistic predators that are at their most dangerous in water and at the edge of water.

Riparian systems are transitional semiterrestrial areas regularly influenced by fresh water, usually extending from the edges of water bodies to the edges of upland communities.

Decorate the edge of the water garden with rocks, stones or slabs for a natural look.

Head through the west exit to Route 12. Go to the edge of the water, and run around until a patch of swirling water appears.

Stand sideways at the edge of the water with your left foot forward and closer to the water.

It begins with the splash of "an indistinguishable figure entering the water," followed by shots of two figures purposefully pacing at the edge of the water.