Sentence examples for fountain from from inspiring English sources
Debris sprays out like a fountain from the top.
Perhaps that was the fountain from which his love of sports sprang.
She rescued a sculpture that had been in a Communist-era fountain from the town dump.
(Subscribers can read Ross's piece, as well as John Seabrook's story on Revson Fountain, from January).
Visitors pay to flick a virtual coin at the fountain from the iPads, creating "an exuberant splash," the Nasher says.
Norman, who died in 2010, relished iconoclasm, and original ideas sprang like a fountain from his effervescent mind.
He has made tricked-out tombstones and baptismal-like fountains from Evian boxes and Evian water.
A slurry of sand and water was fountaining from fissures in the road.
It emerged from the sea dripping a trail of green, glistening seaweed; spouts of water gushed in fountains from fields that lent it the sheen of an emerald.
The ancient Romans figured out how to use gravity to their advantage, by forcing water into fountains from high aqueducts; the weight of the down-rushing water created the head.
It was always going to be hard to distinguish its clumpings of trees, benches, and memorial fountains from the ornamental bumps and abscesses that are the standard skirtings of Manhattan pillar-in-the-plaza construction.
