Sentence examples for through the spray of from inspiring English sources

He then retreated inside, where he made his way through the spray of beer and Champagne with an almost dazed look on his face.

He was more interested in the lives of the ordinary black Americans he photographed under a gospel tent, at a beauty pageant, through the spray of a fire hydrant, or in jail.

Scenes of children being carried from a flimsy dinghy through the spray of the Aegean and onto the island take on the moral weight of a carefully constructed tale.

Arriving in Manhattan, a plane wobbles over the wakes of speeding ferries and through the spray of passing cargo ships to a small wooden dock at the 23rd Street pier, where a red sign says simply, "Seaplanes".

Rather than dismount and walk back to the kitchen, the two raced around the hotel, mounted the manicured lawn, skidded through the spray of a sprinkler, went plop through a gap in the hydrangea, and, leaping from the bikes, banged through the door of the usually sedate kitchen of Solé East's restaurant, Backyard.

To some extent this tableau — words can hardly do justice to the honeyed sunlight streaming through kitchen windows and refracted through the spray of garden hoses, or to the loose-limbed rhythms of children at play — offers an idealized glimpse of a lost Eden.

Thousands more cases can be prevented through the spraying of mosquito-infested areas and removing stagnant water where mosquitoes breed.

You can mythologise yourself: you can be a billionaire man-of-the-people, you can be a public-school-educated ex-banker who is an "establishment outsider", you can invent your own custom-made "facts" and fire them through the spray gun of social media.

The droplet generator is positioned above a conveyor belt, transporting a powder bed through the spray zone of the droplet generator.

Drug-containing nanoparticles have been synthesized through the spray-drying of submicron droplet aerosols by using matrix materials such as lipids and biopolymers.

The place he likes best is Harlem -- stickball, running through the spray from the hydrant, the sound of saxophones.