Sentence examples for this fount from inspiring English sources
When I arrive on the West Coast — pouring myself from the Greyhound bus, green with sickness, at twenty-two — I, this fount, am also untapped.
So close was he to this fount of power that it was sometimes possible to read the words on their briefs.
There's been a significant decline in perceptions of the U.S., but there's still this fount of good will in the region because of U.S. companies, brands, education and diplomacy".
This, I think, is why so many people view law school as the inevitable next step after graduation -- and this is the fount from which my literary and human interest in the subject springs.
This arrangement means that the fount for the family's drinking water is only two feet from the hole which drains their urine and faeces into the canal behind the house.
But the story's real hero is the Pop Art pioneer Richard Hamilton, who taught a course Ferry took at Newcastle University and is the fount from which much of this history proceeds.
Rome is certainly not at the center of this virtual world; instead it is the fount of the artist as the "protean force," whose individual genius, as chronicled in Vasari's "Lives of the Artists," can create narrative of immense and compelling scale.
America has morphed in his rhetoric from the source of economic evil to the fount of political wisdom.The trouble with this analogy is not just that Mr Brown is a droning killjoy and Mr Obama is not.
All this was meant to persuade Iraqis that Mr. Hussein, far from the merciless hierarch who has paralyzed this country with fear, is, to the contrary, the fount of magnanimity and tolerance.
Her reputation is so prodigious - her film that is soon to open in London has already won prizes at Cannes and the International Film Festival of India - it is easy to forget that this tiny, six-stone creature is perhaps not the fount of all wisdom, a cinematic genius sprung from some exotic, all-seeing, all-knowing planet.
Principally famous for crucifying himself, he is to this day a fount of bon mots and snappy dressing.
