Sentence examples for rippling waters from inspiring English sources

In the distance we see the rippling waters of the Mediterranean, created by an old-fashioned wave machine.

Ottumwa is said to be derived from an Algonquian (Fox) word meaning "rippling waters," although it may simply mean "town".

On this sunny morning, its rippling waters undisturbed by other boats or people, it appears diaphanous, opalescent, even incandescent.

The most delightful place on the planet to watch an exhibition is St . Petersburg alongside the rippling waters of Tampa Bay.

The melodies are permutations of those five or six notes, circling and changing with a measured lilt that suggests rippling waters and natural cycles.

This selection from three decades includes misty etchings of spider webs, rippling waters made in lithography and wood engraving, mezzotinted starry night skies and lithographs of desert fields (Johnson).

Standard effects include the representation of moving clouds, rippling water, fire, rain, snow, rainbows, and fireworks.

That is why rippling water waves distort the view of a pond bottom, for instance.

As Basinski played, projections — mostly images of rippling water — made by Elaine fell over him and his equipment.

That work influenced the French Impressionist composers with its evocation of rippling water, an example of Liszt's painterly gifts.

Equally new are the summary rendition of the rippling water in the foreground and the trailing vista in the distance.