Sentence examples for hints of water from inspiring English sources

Frequent hints of water, as in blue and turquoise glazes on intricate tilework, suggest a Paradise particular to a religion that emerged from desert lands.

A similar experiment in 1994 aboard the Clementine probe, a joint effort between NASA and the Department of Defense, first revealed hints of water ice near the south pole, but the interpretation of the data remained controversial.

Another instrument has returned hints of water ice in some of these cold spots, scientists announced at the press conference, but it also showed signs of water ice in impossibly hot places, too.

Following 24 h the mortar solids were expelled from the water, permitted to deplete and any hints of water were wiped out with moist material as appeared in Fig. 4.

The five exoplanets with hints of water are all scorching-hot, Jupiter-size worlds that are unlikely to host life as we know it.

However, until now, the rocks that Spirit has examined have largely been volcanic basalt with little hint of water.

A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Hint of Water Found on Mars The Mars rover Opportunity appears to have located iron oxide -- the second hint of water in the ancient past -- at a broad plain near the planet's equator, some scientists involved in the project said.

The merest hint of water must be removed so that it doesn't freeze in the chamber and cause an iceburn with a similar level of pain and redness to sunburn.

SUNFLOWER POWER We swam in sunchoke foams, soups and purées last year, perhaps because of the vegetable's taste, which combines potato and artichoke with a hint of water chestnut; or because roasted brussels sprouts finally became boring; or because the sunchoke dovetails with the pursuit of indigenous produce.

When Faneca was told what Green said, his eyes showed the slightest hint of watering.

Though it discovered hints of past water soon after landing in Eagle Crater, the water was acidic and unsuitable for life.