Sentence examples for sizable water from inspiring English sources
Indeed, as Clarke made his way across the future front lawn he flushed a sizable water monitor, which, from stem to stern, was about four feet long.
The tiger-striped archer fish, who was half jaw, half tail, who swam always at a forty-five-degree angle to the surface of the water, and who could spit sizable water pellets, was skimming his strong lower lip along the surface, waiting, and at some point — I have no idea when, since time stands still after a death, with no sensation of passing — I rose to bring him the jar of flies.
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Other attractions for children are the Green Living Expo, which promotes energy conservation and recycling, and the Discovery Tent, where sizable tanks of river water teeming with life are ready for study.
We've shown it to boat experts and they don't know what it is," Campbell told one news outlet (ahem, tabloid) in the U.K. The satellite image, discovered in Apple's mapping program, shows what appears to be a sizable ripple in the water, similar to a boat wake.
"They let R.V.'ers park for free," says Mrs. Kirkpatrick, whose coach, like most larger R.V.'s, has a generator and sizable built-in tanks for water and waste.
But such outreach programs have yet to make a sizable dent in the high household water consumption in North Texas.
A sizable number of concertgoers cleared out before "Water Music" began, and several dozen more streamed out between the two suites.
You need a lot of water to put out a sizable blaze, and the chemicals used in fire extinguishers can be toxic (halons, the most effective chemical fire suppressant, create holes in the ozone layer).
Papayas can be easily damaged by standing pools of water, but may not produce sizable fruit without regular water access.
An Asian water snake, Erpeton tentaculatus, has a sizable pair of tentacles on its snout, the purpose of which is uncertain.
