Sentence examples for water pieces from inspiring English sources
He returned with some bottled water, pieces of coconut, soggy bags of snacks and an army camouflage raincoat.
When a selection from Messiaen's "Catalogue d'Oiseaux" did turn up, after the Liszt and Ravel water pieces, it was linked with Liszt's "Vallée d'Obermann".
I had a pretty big backyard, and I was always trying to build theme park rides — a wagon on a rope, holes I'd dug up and filled with water, pieces of wood on pulleys.
She pops it into the VCR, and there she is in the water, pieces of ice as big as doors bobbing around her. Then there is a helicopter and a rope and she grabs it and she comes out of the water, barefoot, her stockings shredded, her apron flying in the wind.
He told Discovery News this week that his team has also found "remains of small fires with birds and fish bones, giant clams that had been opened like a New England oyster, empty shells laid out as if to collect rain water, pieces of a pocket knife" and broken bottles – all of which could mean just about anything, considering the decades and decades since Earhart disappeared.
I catch my reflection in the water, pieces of me plagiarized from the past Dad's nose, Mom's chin, her dad's hair, his sister's brain and look up to admire the scenery, while I can.
The water piece is not what one might expect, but a short (two-minute) and elusive work, like some modern version of an Italian Renaissance ode to water.
The show was a fish-out-of-water piece, which, like its contemporary The Beverly Hillbillies, featured rural characters out of their normal settings.
The decanters can carry 1.5 quarts, the standard capacity for water serving pieces in Monroe's time.
He's even unexpectedly poetic, as when he describes marriage as a game of chess played on a board of water with pieces made of smoke.
A few years ago, a group of Colombians near the triple frontier with Peru and Brazil taught at least two Brazilians a special technique in which they submerge a gloved hand into the water holding pieces of dead dolphin bones.
