Sentence examples for seen a lake from inspiring English sources

He had never seen a lake before.

Trees have returned, I see a lake, paddocks of wheat and vibrant purple shrubs.

Pollen analyses of a 24 m long sediment core from Großer Eutiner See, a lake located in the lakeland area of the young moraine landscape of Ostholstein, Northern Germany, reveals over 9000 years of vegetation and settlement history.

I see a lake on my desktop.

I see a lake that's still.

"A lot of people haven't seen a traditional 'Swan Lake' for 10 years".

I can drop down, get out and see a nice lake if I fancy.

Then stroll north along the shady trails, past meadows populated by sunbathers and Frisbee players, until you reach Kleinhesseloher See, a picturesque lake.

I drove up to its source at nearby Puerto Bertrand and saw a deep lake basically being siphoned into a very narrow, shallow watercourse.

Instead of cars and trams trundling past, I looked out of the window and saw a frozen lake framed by endless birch trees; their green, early spring foliage contrasting starkly against the luminous whiteness.

Most people who have seen a production of "Swan Lake" -- its viewers since 1895 must number in the millions because the work is a staple of repertories the world over -- retain, above all else, the image of the Swan Queen, with her quivering arms, long, arched neck and demeanor of doom.