Sentence examples for water kind from inspiring English sources

The water kind of smells.

David Vaile, vice-chair of the Australian Privacy Foundation, said the scale of the planned smart infrastructure meant it could be used for all sorts of purposes, including cracking down on union activity, finding out if employees were visiting sex workers, pinpointing the source of leaks (of the whistleblower variety, not the water kind), and helping law enforcement with criminal investigations.

Battle Pirates is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the entire Earth is submerged under water (kind of like Waterworld minus Kevin Costner).

"Shape of Water" kind of does.

"Annie had all of that plus this sort of desperate and fish-out-of-water kind of thing.

At first glance, Margaret Hale seems to be a bread-and-butter, milk-and-water kind of literary heroine.

It seems like an oil-and-water kind of evening, but that's the point, and directions about how to dig both of them in this day and time will be announced from the stage.

Also, and more specifically: writing movies (he had one made, "War Inc.," a political satire starring John Cusack and Ben Kingsley, released in 2008); befriending movie stars (he's now pretty good pals with Cusack); and doing work-for-hire script doctoring that is lucrative but incrementally soul-eroding in a frog-in-the-boiling-water kind of way.

The whole podcast medium is a pretty small community relatively, so it doesn't make sense to do crazy poison-the-water kind of things in this small, well-meaning community.

"This isn't a toe-in-the-water kind of activity," she told me.

"And maybe they could become like the city's water towers — kind of lovable".