Sentence examples for historical waters from inspiring English sources

The historical waters have closed over TE Lawrence.

But every so often a tune like Bob Dylan's 1975 "Buckets of Rain" pops up, muddying the historical waters.

Even here, Bissell muddies the historical waters: where, in the documentary, Ellis talks about the Klan's main trio of enmities, toward "the blacks, Jews, and Catholics," in "The Best of Enemies," the fictionalized C. P. inveighs against blacks (using, of course, the N-word, which is said repeatedly throughout the film), Jews, and Communists not Catholics.

This is far too much historical water for any single concept to bear.

P. J. Clarke's belongs with Fraunces Tavern and Pete's Tavern as historical watering holes.

It was – the dimming of light, the increase of pressure – like diving far down through historical water.

The occurrence of the current technetium-99 groundwater plume was explained by taking into account a considerable historical water-line leak adjacent to one of the tanks.

Second, three estimation models in different forms (linear, exponential and hybrid) are developed in terms of the historical water use and local economic structure.

That task fell, in good part, to Jerald Fagliano, an epidemiologist at the New Jersey health department, who conducted case-control studies scrutinizing residents' habits — everything from tap-water drinking to hot-dog consumption — while also analyzing historical water distribution patterns.

"If one were to describe a theoretical Theatre of Revolt now," he writes, "it would require a different perspective, a different set of cultural and philosophical assumptions; a great deal of historical water has flowed under the bridge".

(City Park's Hopper disputes the "wetlands" designation as misleading, because it did not refer to historical water tables but an area where a leaky pipe had created wetlands conditions in recent years).