Sentence examples for lake full of from inspiring English sources
The explorers came upon a lake full of nearly grown goslings, which they called Gosling Lake.
In remote stretches of Inner Mongolia, residues from China's booming rare earth industry have created a vast inland lake full of toxic sludge.
The 1890s log house was on an astonishing site: next to a lake full of trout, deep within a thousand acres of unlogged forests of Douglas firs and Ponderosa pines.
Danger comes in many forms, but who better to defy it than that stunt man Evel Knievel who jumped dozens of buses and a lake full of snakes in the 1970s?
And just above the 8.5-mile road circling the lake, full of bicyclists and joggers, sits a good pasta and pizza restaurant, Doc's, advertising only with a hand-painted wooden sign.
Granada is close to a lot of really amazing places, including an enormous lake full of tiny islands, a crater lake, two volcanoes, the capital city Managua, and the Pacific coast.
In the early 70s, they described casinos surrounded not by literal lakes, full of fountains and gondolas and what have you, but by lakes of parking.
As Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire escaped poisonous snakes, mysterious fires and lakes full of leeches, readers picked up tongue-in-cheek lessons in manners and morals, not to mention a rich inventory of words like "denouement," "diaspora" and "vaporetto".
"I found out at college, in class," says Eva Iyotte, a member of the Rosebud Sioux tribe who was happily studying Native American culture when her instructor casually mentioned that the Rosebud Reservation was about to become the home of 860,000 hogs and their lagoons, which are basically lakes full of animal waste.
I have just read this year's addresses from about half the states, and the experience was far less enjoyable than my previous project, which involved going to North Carolina and flying in an extremely small plane over lakes full of hog manure.
