Sentence examples for marsh with a from inspiring English sources
Elegantly well-heeled, she scrutinises Marsh with a quizzical smile.
Meanwhile, a hammy snap of Jodie Marsh with a gun forces the glamour model to shoulder at least 51% of the blame for the latest school shooting in America.
This is useful, up to a point: Mr. Turner is the leading proponent of a tenor saxophone style traceable to Marsh, with a translucent sound, an almost feathery cadence and a brilliantly discursive take on harmony.
Made of willow boards from the marsh, with a handle and rim of sweet chestnut coppiced from the wood, the common or garden rectangular trug (there are round ones, square ones, oval ones, long shallow ones and fancy decorated ones) comes in 10 basic sizes, from pint to bushel.
A photo spread for a well-known US gun manufacturer featured a whiskery, camo-clad, Viagra-aged caucasian male standing in ankle-deep marsh with a dog by his side, shotgun slung across his back and a large US flag in one hand, the pole planted in the muck as if staking a claim.
Figure 1 Cross-sectional representation of a salt marsh with a tidal channel and its relationship with respect to tidal oscillations.
The emblematic figure here was Philip Sassoon, the politician and socialite who built a brand-new retreat on the edge of the Romney Marsh, with such a clear view of the Channel that on a quiet night he maintained you could hear a dog bark in Beauvais.
"The marshes that had severe die-off were marshes with a lot of fishing access," Dr. Bertness said.
An early gem is Captain Clegg (1962), an 18th century smuggling romp set on Romney Marshes with a fiendishly witty script and an alarmingly well-realised squad of luminous skeletons on horseback that scare off inquisitors.
Another cold winter, penetrated by airplanes And soldiers sitting on the edge of a hillock, Waiting for history To rise up from the darkness of the marshes With a gun in its hand, To shoot angels Training for the revolution.
In the 16th century, Spanish conquistadores rapidly accelerated the process, and modern engineers have almost finished the task, replacing the lacustrine marshes with a grey sea of concrete, tarmac and steel that, in the central city alone, is now home to almost nine million residents.
