Sentence examples for shifting waters from inspiring English sources

But anyone who looked into the turbulent, shifting waters of Warburg's actual beliefs knew that there was something more, and much stranger, there.

Rob remains calm as he navigates the shifting waters.

But you need to look behind the headlines to see the direction of the shifting waters.

The City of Shifting Waters and Earth in Flames were collected together in one volume in 1970 under the title The City of Shifting Waters.

Hence they prefer shifting water around in pipes and canals.

The study proposes shifting water at Hetch Hetchy to reservoirs outside the park and to aquifers.

Environmentalists and water-supply officials in New Jersey have traditionally taken a dim view of shifting water from one watershed to another, said Eugene B. Golub and Ella F. Filippone, members of the state's Water Supply Advisory Council, which counsels the environmental department on water policy.

Here and there are dark shadows, half-buried clusters of dull black shells, lined and gouged by decades of shifting water and gravel: the pearl mussels of the river Dee.

And Mr. Campbell urged the legislators to start weighing solutions to inadequate pumping and pipeline capacity for shifting water from places with an ample supply -- like Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County -- to drier areas in the northeast.

The body of a white horse lay on its side in the river, rolling slowly in the shifting water, until it flipped over and its legs, tipped by hooves the size of clay jugs, rose terrifyingly into the air.

Recent digs have established that earlier screws, which are capable of shifting water " uphill", were used in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon in the 7th century BC.