Sentence examples for familiar water from inspiring English sources

There was a familiar water stain on the shade, a lion's head coming out of a rose, and I sat up in bed with a gasp.

The lesser 911 Carrera coupe ($83,050) gets a 3.4-liter version of Porsche's now familiar water-cooled flat 6.

Many advertisers miss the familiar waters of old media.

But these days, a lot of the "gulf" shrimp come from other, less familiar waters.

The courses sailed were in the familiar waters of the southern tropics; none was through the dangerous waters of higher latitudes.

Soon, the more familiar waters of the political world began to beckon: a State Assembly seat in Mr. Stringer's district came open in fall 1992.

But with Kevin Kwan's debut novel Crazy Rich Asians, we've left the familiar waters of kung fu fighting for a whole new wave of stereotypes.

Then it will be back to familiar waters and a dash through Florida's Okeechobee Canal before again setting a northbound course up the Eastern Seaboard.

A poacher staking out this spot for a couple of days would have a chance of catching one of the cats, as they often return to familiar watering holes.

Going round Marble Arch, she writes: "I was back in familiar waters, flowing along on the currents I knew of old, as contented as a sea otter, asleep on the waves".

"The serious leak at the Elgin platform underlines the risks of the offshore oil industry, even in the familiar waters of the North Sea, and reinforces our concerns about the even riskier deepwater drilling in the Arctic".