Sentence examples for ring of water from inspiring English sources

It would restore at least three rivers, replacing busy roads with a ring of water and parks around the city center.

The seven-story Crystal Court at the IDS Center is particularly felicitous, a meeting place for the city, with a ring of water dropping from the ceiling into a pool.

And one fact is indisputable: he is one of the few competitors in The Race who has already pushed a big catamaran across the Southern Ocean, the ring of water south of Africa, Australia and South America.

The phantoms were: (1) the Hoffman 3-dimensional brain phantom, (2) a modified International Electro technical Commission (IEC) phantom with an annular ring of water bags of 3 cm thickness fit over the IEC phantom, and (3) a modified IEC phantom with an annular ring of water bags of 9 cm.

If it should land in the sea, as the Chicxulub meteor did, it would spew superheated water into the atmosphere, instead, extinguishing the light of the sun and triggering the same scenario of seismic catastrophe and eternal winter, while simultaneously sending out a rippling ring of water three miles high to rock the continents as if they were saucers in a dishpan.

I thought that with our little ring of water and Troy's simple desire to be clean, we'd created a gap between ourselves and the rest of the desert and the enemy lurking there, and that we could sink into the earth, into our small safe space.

The trick is watching the rings of water.

The neon was then leached out of the clathrate through rings of water molecules (red dashed lines).

While my headset wirelessly sent signals based on my brainwaves to the two outer rings of water, a second brain scanner controls the eight innermost speakers, thanks to a new feature Park has been developing at art incubator NEW INC., in the time since Eunoia II's debut.

But the referee, Steve Smoger, delayed the fight to have the ring cleared of water and the judges' scorecards.

Look what happened to Kathryn Gustafson's winning design: her ring of bright water faced a tsunami of press criticism; visitors injured themselves on the slippery granite or washed their dogs in streams designed for moody contemplation.