Sentence examples for single splash from inspiring English sources

A single splash of yellow oilseed rape interrupts the green meadows.

Could it have happened with a single splash, or was the child held in hot water?

"And Isaac Hands," he asks, "was Isaac in it?" His memory of the name awaver, too, His mistake perpetual, once and for all, Like the single splash when Israel's body fell.

It was in that cramped and clammy Tollcross pool in Glasgow, however, where she made her biggest single splash: shattering her personal best to win gold in the 200m individual medley – in the second fastest time in the world for 2014.

3.Ghost-footing what was then the terra firmaOf hallway linoleum, Grandfather now appearsAbove me just back from the matinée, His voice awaver like the draft-prone screenThey'd set up in the Club Rooms earlier".And Isaac Hands," he asks, "was Isaac in it?" His memory of the name awaver, too,His mistake perpetual, once and for all,Like the single splash when Israel's body fell.

3.Ghost-footing what was then the _terra firma_Of hallway linoleum, Grandfather now appearsAbove me just back from the matinée, His voice awaver like the draft-prone screenThey'd set up in the Club Rooms earlier".And Isaac Hands," he asks, "was Isaac in it?" His memory of the name awaver, too,His mistake perpetual, once and for all,Like the single splash when Israel's body fell.

In her book, Heart, Gail Godwin traces the evolution of this most potent of symbols from the first recorded depiction of a heart as a precisely positioned red spot in a cave painting of a woolly mammoth to the "single telling splash of colour" in a monochrome Paul Klee landscape.

On July 8 , 2009 Koda released her forty-fourth single, "3 Splash".

Without sacrificing a single sequin or splash of eye shadow, I'm happy to report.

Mr. Sihm achieves his striking visual effects by taking the single negative and splashing it with bleach or vinegar to achieve what looks like a superimposed or time-lapsed image.

Almost every single title has splashed on the now iconic image of the apparent terrorist, arms stained elbow-high, reeking with the blood of an innocent man, meat cleaver in hand, wild staring eyes, fervently clamouring for the notice of the world for what he had done.