Sentence examples for thought water from inspiring English sources
Mr. Reisdorf thought water might be the key.
But there was no real water in this city, Karen thought, water you could sink your body into to feel more alive.
The eight apartments on the top floor of the building were gutted, Mr. Leoncavallo said, adding that he thought water and smoke damage to the other 48 apartments in the building would displace tenants on lower floors.
Today the company turns out books, CDs, calendars and card decks by many of the titans of the large world that booksellers are now calling "Mind/Body/Spirit," a category that includes the literature of psychics/intuitives, angel therapy, positive thinking, New Thought, water therapy and motivational speaking.
"He thought water was for sissies," Dave said.
The BBC's Richard Westcott explains how it is thought water is coming up through the ground on the Windsor line, some 200m from the Thames.
I'm with Chevalier on the wearying nature of this debate but, funnily enough, I thought Waters had found something of a third way.
Tom Campbell, the most thoughtful Republican candidate for governor in next year's election, thinks water is by far the most important issue facing the state.
You think: water, family, pets.
You think water supply and human life — in that order.
