Sentence examples for fountain could be from inspiring English sources

In Hertfordshire, a council bought in water from a local landscaping company so a town fountain could be switched on for the celebrations.

Seconds after official word of the pope's death was read to an enormous crowd at St. Peter's Square, when it was so silent only the sound of water falling in the fountains could be heard, the crowd broke spontaneously into applause.

"She recognized that there were many cultural elements, besides statuary and fountains, that could be used to represent our contemporary society," he said.

"It has zero calories, zero artificial sweeteners, zero stimulants and — if the schools made sure that their drinking fountains actually worked — it could be provided throughout the school day at NO COST to students," Dr. Camargo wrote in an e-mail message.

The notion that going hungry could be the fountain of youth has captivated scientists and the public.

The term "coloured people", while not precisely a racial slur, is antiquated (conjuring images of separate water fountains and segregated schools), and could be read as dehumanising – as though white people are the norm and everyone else has been altered, scribbled on, had colour applied to their true selves.

If they drink from the fountain of youth this year, the Colts could be very good.

Physicists have created a 1-meter-high fountain of cold cesium atoms that could be used to build the most precise timepiece ever known.

The Arkansas River could be revamped, perhaps with a fountain along its banks incorporating Tulsa 2024's teardrop logo.

At a fountain in Ciego de Avila, the elderly man could be seen bathing and grooming his dog.

All we need is a fountain, some finger shapes and a backward roll and this could be a winner.