Sentence examples for trick water from inspiring English sources

When you can't bear the thought of sampling another chocolate or strolling past more shop windows filled with gorgeous hand-stitched clothing, grab a taxi and head to Hellbrunn Palace (www.hellbrunn.at/en) and its trick water features.

In competition, trick water-skiers are required to perform on both two skis and the monoski, on flat water and on the wake of a boat.

In what looked like a magic trick, the water began surrounding the washcloth in a thick layer, then migrated outward.

Since then, the two have embarked on numerous field trips, including an expedition to Liberia with the magician David Blaine to hunt down a guy named Winston who practices an arcane body trick called water spouting.

"It won't rest," he says of the overhead view in "Sky Work": Still suspecting there may be nothing more to itself than optical tricks and water vapour it works even harder to be remembered, colouring its sunsets with particles from all the barbecues and crematoria of the North.

In his field trials, Dr. Perry tried the heavy gush of water trick, with "mixed results".

In Mr. Hübbe's production Hilda's human charity and dance grace do the trick that holy water used to.

When I started seeing those sorry-looking reservoirs in photographs late last fall, I fell back on the tub water trick.

Photosynthesis also performs another useful trick: it splits water into oxygen and hydrogen, which can be used as a renewable fuel with good environmental credentials: burning it just produces water.

"For me it has to be the oldest trick in the water polo handbook that almost won Hungary their first Olympic medal.

By heating a ridged surface, researchers at the University of Bath in the UK have exploited this trick to make water droplets run uphill.