Sentence examples for twisting water from inspiring English sources

They saw laundries billowing steam into the crisp air, glimpsed red-faced women inside their open doors twisting water out of sheets.

Reporting from Calexico, Calif., and Badiraguato, Mexico - The towering iron gates opened onto a palm-lined driveway that led past the family church, a twisting water slide and two man-made lakes, one stocked with fish, the other with jet skis.

Norwegian's Breakaway has its own take with twisting water slides, a Swedish-style ice bar, and a Cirque du Solei performance.

"We're humble, soft-spoken people, Jasmyn and I, so it's fun to make this music that's over the top – catchy but, like, twisted," Waters told Rolling Stone.

To attempt adjusting an older valve, it would be advisable to first wrap the valve in cloth and grip it firmly with a heavy pipe wrench, to prevent the valve from twisting the water lines while forcing the tap in or out.

If it's been a while since you've seen Christopher Nolan's 2006 magic drama The Prestige, the things you're most likely to recall are an incredible twist, water tanks and David Bowie.

Empty or drink all of the water* Twist on the cap tightly so no air will escape when you do the next steps Twist the water bottle through the center to build up pressure For small bottles you can just squeeze it as hard as you can Unscrew the cap with one thumb and it will go flying.

We looked down to see a thick pike twisting in the water, mouth open, head swinging.

Modern skimmers are well adapted for skimming, with thicker jaw bones and more robust jaw muscles to avoid twisting in the water, which could prove catastrophic.

Mascis dutifully sings lyrics like "Strange as angels / Dancing in the deepest oceans / Twisting in the water / You're just like a dream" — and Barlow comes in on the chorus, screaming, "You!" sounding more like a monster than a lover.

There was an explosion of feathers, and the birds lifted off as one to form an undulating ribbon across the water, twisting from dark brown to brilliant white, then seeming to disappear completely, depending on how the birds tilted their wings.