Sentence examples for water gather from inspiring English sources

At an early age, children haul water, gather wood, or herd sheep.

Under normal circumstances, small amounts of water gather in steam pipes as steam condenses from the loss of heat to the surrounding environment.

In the wet, the desert is transformed – pools of water gather in the riverbeds in the north, and, just occasionally, the rivers start to flow.

Beneath the tables holding the seemingly endless array of produce at Kuala Lumpur's Chow Kit market, whether chunks of meat or mangos and limes, puddles of water gather amid dropped vegetables and discarded fish bones.

Folds, a cape of chlorinated water, gather at her neck as she strokes down the pool in little pulses, touches with two hands together, and turns in an eddy.

Women then prepare dinner while men collect firewood and water, gather calves in the corral, collect fodder for the calves and take stock of the animals.

On Monday, a moat of filthy water gathered around it.

The roiling water gathered behind the barrier of rocks, rising higher and higher.

The glaciers preferentially flowed down the vales and synclines and greatly deepened them into ice-cut basins, where water gathered; as the ice melted away, the Great Lakes formed.

A man playing a saxophone blasted a slow song as droplets of water gathered on his hair and slid down his sax.

At Vernal Fall, where the water gathers itself in a stirring pool before plunging more than 300 feet, some hikers still ignore signs saying, essentially, don't jump to your death.