Sentence examples for wading water from inspiring English sources

With his Rolleiflex, a twin-lens reflex, square-format camera, he photographed the commonplace — sunlight falling on a chair, his foot in wading water, a friend framed by a car window.

Studies measuring the energy costs of wading in water have been limited to higher walking speeds in straight lines, in deep water.

One depicted survivors wading through water, with a pack of sharks approaching.

And yes, as I walk on, my feet are wading through water rather than mud.

But soon there will be no more wading in water, and a peaceful swap should be reality.

To take these photographs, Osborne sometimes stood inside the flooded homes, wading in water that reached up to his waist.

"People are wading through water that can be from ankle to waist deep, and in some places impassable," Manfredi said.

Mr. Wormington drove off to buy cheap sneakers for several days of camping and wading through water.

They made their way home after dark, they said, wading through water that was up to their armpits while fires burned all around.

From that evidence, it was suggested that limbs with digits first evolved not for walking on land but for swimming or wading through water (Coates and Clack 1995).

Furthermore, Archaeornithura had long legs and feet apparently adapted to wading in water, similar to those of today's plovers, suggesting that modern birds arose in aquatic habitats.