Sentence examples for sad water from inspiring English sources
And the mynah birds called from the trees, and the goats fretted by, and the big sad water buffaloes passed like a funeral.
If you lived on the east side, you might not be sad if water flooded west.
Jack tried a Carl Perkins song, bawling "What I say-ay-ay," but he favored a sad hymn, "Water-Walking Jesus," learned from his mother, who believed in the Pentecost, and that he sang at dirge slowness, setting off distant coyote yips.
When they look down, it's a sad moment: the water isn't encouraging.
The lead crisis in Flint, Mich., has highlighted the sad state of water utilities.
One person who will be sad to see Waters leave is disgraced former Conservative minister Neil Hamilton, who is now a Welsh Assembly Member for UKIP.
Sad! "Hell or High Water" Two real Americans go after the banks while exercising their Second Amendment rights.
On the surface, and especially in the eyes of foreign investors, the region is dead in the water – a sad casualty of overconfidence, grandiose ideas and unreliable political actors.
It was the food equivalent of eating deep-fried rubber balls drowned in overly salty sauce with a sad assortment of "vegetables" (water chestnuts and a mushroom, also fried).
LORIENT, France, July 23 —Emile Rio raised his tumbler of yin ros in a sad salute to the waters of the Bay of Biscay.
Matthiessen describes dazed seabirds wandering "the thick waters with sad muted cries, hunting seamarks that might return them to the order of the world".
