Sentence examples for sort of water from inspiring English sources

"This sort of water feels good to divers," Lerew said today, a week before the Games' diving competition begins.

Still, any sort of water getting into areas in the Rockaways and Staten Island won't be helpful for recovery efforts.

"At this point it's sort of water over the dam," said Pat Kiely, president of the Indiana Manufacturers Association and a friend of Mr. Daniels.

Now usually you get perturbations in the jet stream which help to distribute that cold, and sort of water it down a little bit, if you like.

IF YOU want to buy a western ranch, the first question you should ask is: "What sort of water rights does this place have?" In Wyoming, this is particularly necessary.

He has been curiously ill-served by a press short of useful criticism, with liberal America prepared only to debate what sort of water he walks on best, while conservative radio hosts argue over when exactly he became a communist.

The air twisting with a sort of water-shimmer light.

From the looks of it, it's most popular in China for cityscapes, architectural pictures, and the sort of water-and-bridge scenes out of classical Chinese art — amped up, of course, by the app's effects.

But the film is also heavily indebted to "Birthday Letters," borrowing some of its themes and images right from the poems, and inevitably it slides over into the Hughesian interpretation, or to a sort of watered-down, clinical version of it, the same verdict that Diane Middlebrook expresses in "Her Husband," a new biography of Sylvia and Ted: "Depression killed Sylvia Plath".

"To be honest, it is a little odd," Cassis admits as he explains why an ad agency is attempting – in a sort of water-into-wine moment – to upcycle car carcasses into single-speed velocipedes.

The issue at hand is that many participants in the larger "Internet ecosystem" are vehemently opposed to any sort of watering down of net neutrality, those detractors instead declaring that its strict enforcement is critical to continued innovation and investment.