Sentence examples for fountain comes from inspiring English sources

The screen flickers, and the thoroughfare's round fountain comes into view.

And when the fountain comes to life for Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World," I think of Fitzgerald's observation that America is "a willingness of the heart".

The so-called Sountina (a combination of the words sound and fountain) comes in the shape of a glass tube, which is 184.5 cm tall.

The crucial element, the soda fountain, came into being because of the belief, in 19th century America, that soda water was healthy and good for a hangover.

The inspiration for the fountain came from a sculptress named Emma Stebbins, who, in 1860, when the Park was still under construction, submitted from her studio in Rome sketches for a fountain based on the New Testament story.

A team of 26 restorers has checked the cracks and steel supports, hoping to avoid any repetition of the incident in 2012 when pieces of the fountain came crashing down.

The drinking water from our fountain came out green.

With the one-hundredth anniversary of the Burnside Fountain coming in 2012, there has been renewed interest in restoring the fountain.

The fountains come in various guises.

Roman fountains come to life on the hour.

"Everything from swimming pools to chocolate fountains came in," Kavanagh smiles.