Sentence examples for supposed to flow from inspiring English sources

The lines are supposed to flow, like wind-blown liquid.

From there, it is supposed to flow to the rest of the economy.

The water on the middle route is supposed to flow from the Danjiangkou Reservoir in Hubei.

— After the 2008 United States Open, the major championships were supposed to flow like Champagne out of a bottle.

The textbook story is that capital is supposed to flow from slow-growing rich countries to fast-growing developing countries like China.

But when help is supposed to flow from machine to human, we can end up gazing into a mirror, not a clarifying lens.

Namely, while the flesh of the watermelon, that receptive vessel into which this bottle of vodka is supposed to eagerly flow, is rather spongelike, it is a sponge that's already full — of watermelon.

"The humanitarian assistance is supposed to be flowing," Mr. Kerry said.

The 'scent' can add hundreds of additional chemicals within tampons and pads, the scent is not enough to prevent vaginal smell and may make it worse - also think, if tampons are supposed to keep flow within your body to avoid smell, then why do they need to be scented?

Two different kinds of material are joined, and electrons are supposed to be able to flow one way through the "fabric," but not the other.

The subsidized program, for example, was supposed to keep loans flowing during recessions.