Sentence examples for side of a lake from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the predominantly downwind side of a lake is more influenced by the ameliorating effects of a lake.

"If we want people singing on the other side of a lake, there's a lake right there".

By a fire at the side of a lake, an election can seem a long way off, and Emersonian self-reliance mighty lonely.

By the side of a lake, a dangerous young man is in the throes of remorse, for he has just strangled his date.

Le Morte d'Arthur, by Thomas Malory By the side of a lake, King Arthur, mortally wounded, commands Sir Bedivere to cast his sword into the waters.

The ancient Britons who lived by the side of a lake at Star Carr in Yorkshire, the UK's most important site from the Middle Stone Age, seem to have prospered during bouts of extreme weather lasting longer than a century.

It draws about three million tourists a year to boat, swim and take days on the water, exploring the crevices and side canyons of a lake that stretches nearly 190 miles across the border between Utah and Arizona.

Several hundred yards off, the Dam du Lac rose up against the side of a small lake.

Two ridges of heather and grass rose up on either side of a narrow lake, like weathered hands scooping a drink of water.

Several hundred men and women are gathered by the side of a great lake, 350 metres long, crowned at the far end with an 18th-century boathouse disguised as a Doric temple.

But Liu Bang never paid for his meals, so Fan Kuai moved his restaurant to the far side of a nearby lake, taking all of the boats with him to prevent Liu Bang from crossing the water.