Sentence examples for water crowds from inspiring English sources

Outside the water, crowds gathered on the sand to observe rounds of flip-flop toss and tug-of-war as well as sand castle building and kayak races.

Aedes agypti is a daytime biter and likes stagnant water, crowds, and inside homes.

Sure, the cool blue water crowded with bodies looked like a petri dish full of writhing paramecia.

It was something I barely noticed at first in the sweaty hall, but gradually it overpowered me, until my need for cold water crowded out everything else, even Patti Smith onstage, and made me wish for the concert to end.

H. utahensis lives in water crowded with chitinous brine shrimp exoskeletons, and JCVI called a chitinase gene.

We found that H. utahensis grows vigorously on xylan, but does not grow on other substrates including cellulose and chitin, despite the fact that the archaeon lives in water crowded with brine shrimp that have chitin exoskeletons.

Many of the so-called "waters" crowding the market are jammed with sugar.

For this motley armada, with elements both antique and modern, sets out in perilous waters, crowded with well-organized fleets and sleek vessels.

Since the water chestnut crowds out this submersed vegetation there is a decrease in epiphyton, which is a major food source for epiphytic fauna, which is then a food source for fish and waterfowl.

When most people think of beaches, they visualize the tropics--white sand, warm water, and crowds of sunbathers.

The water is crowded, suggesting that it's the height of summer.