Sentence examples for fickle waters from inspiring English sources
But he hopes that by securing the bank at least his community and his country will not have to give up any more of their birthright to the fickle waters.
Lower Manhattan, where most of the borough's power failures occurred, is vulnerable to floods like this not just because it sits low in relation to the sea; it also juts out on heaps of artificial landfill, into the fickle waters of New York Harbor.
This was one of the wettest parts of the world, and yet the town depended on a fickle creek for water.
Battling from behind to stage a stirring comeback on a strange, fickle day better suited for water skiing than for yacht racing, Paul Cayard's America One overtook Italy's Prada Challenge today and won by 1 minute 33 seconds to even the five-of-nine-race final round of the Louis Vuitton Cup at 1-1.
Each brown box carries the golden-lettered name of a budding youth volunteer entrusted with giving the plant just the right amount of water, light and care to make the fickle flowers bloom.
After all of the ingredients are mixed, pour 1 glass of hot water (depending on amount of your mango fickle).
Are there people around you that are constantly negative, pour cold water over your positive ideas, are miserable and fickle?
A Fickle Phenomenon It takes hours in an ordinary freezer to turn water into ice cubes or sweetened cream into ice cream.
While Colorado Springs reinstated $120,000 for watering the trees this year, both funding and mother nature have been fickle since 2003.
Egyptian and Kuwaiti ones are building the country's mobile-phone networks, with contracts for restoring power generation, water supplies and other such huge projects likely to follow.As for those fickle tourists, they seem to have more nerve than expected.
