Sentence examples for fount of information from inspiring English sources

She was very aware of everything, a fount of information.

THE Web is a fount of information, a busy marketplace, a thriving social scene — and a den of criminal activity.

Its owner, Bob Senn, is a fount of information on local wines, and he carries some unusual California vermouth, gin and brandy.

As for the Internet, with its grand vision as a fount of information, for America Online subscribers it turns out to be mainly an engine of marketing.

According to this theory, Kalugin sacrificed Ogorodnik to preserve his position in the Soviet hierarchy and as a fount of information for the CIA.

You are a fount of information," she said, though from the tone of her voice it was clear that she found him tedious.

The watchers in its galleries will be men and women who wear black clothes of their own choosing instead of uniforms — and who are trained to be affable, approachable founts of information about the art collection and anything else about the Broad and its environs that a visitor might want to know.

Known as Willy to a wide circle of friends and acquaintances, he was a voracious reader and a fount of incidental information.

I have a friend – we all have a friend like this, I'm sure, otherwise the world would fall apart – who is a fount of useful information.

Mr. Farbiarz suggested in court that Mr. Ghailani had been a fount of valuable information for the authorities — and that the interrogation program did not constitute a violation of the constitutional right to a speedy trial.

Gov. George E. Pataki's press office is not known for being a fount of inside information, so many reporters were surprised today when a news release sent by e-mail turned out to include recommendations for raises to be given to eight press aides and eight other employees.