Sentence examples for its fount from inspiring English sources
Montgomery had a line about a river meandering level with its fount.
Macaulay pointed out that a river level with its fount wouldn't even flow, let alone meander.
The Swingle is sold only at its fount of origin, Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pies, in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
In The Name Of Love" ― and squandered its fount of religious blessings. .
From all quarters came students eager to drink at its founts of knowledge.
This is happening elsewhere where the US has employed its soft antitrust power, relying on its deep fount of sound economic analysis.
That still leaves Scottish Power and Centrica, as speculative targets, and of course, the fact that Britain's supplies of gas and oil from its North Sea fount, off the coast of Scotland, is dwindling.
"Charlie" became its entertainer, a fount of "jokes, riddles, fun, poetry and tales".
"For something has impair'd thy spirit's strength, / And dried its self-sufficing fount of joy.
Shehada's base was the Islamic University in Gaza City, which is for Hamas and its supporters the fount of ideas, organisation and activity.
Niall Ferguson opined that Paris, like ancient Rome, had been killed by complacency (the logic being that "as its wealth has grown, so its military prowess has shrunk, along with its self-belief", the fount of self-belief here being the ability to keep an eye out for other people with self-belief, and pre-emptively kill them).
