Sentence examples for water shaping from inspiring English sources
Heading to the front of the classroom, the 30 students — some, like Mr. McCartney, toting glasses of red wine — began spooning curds into hot salted water, shaping them into rounds and kneading them.
Random international control the water, shaping it into a tower that people can run under to get soaked or steer well clear of if they want to remain dry.
Here, they've turned to the myriad ways water shapes our landscape, and is shaped in turn by man.
The park testers descended upon a short water pump spouting a circular sheet of water shaped like a mushroom or a jellyfish.
Flowing water shaped its terrain.
They must be regularly pruned, repotted, resoiled, watered, shaped (with small scissors, sometimes leaf by leaf) and kept healthy.
The industry's new term: water shapes.
As megatons of water shape organisms on the ocean floor.
Did wind or water shape the rocks of Matijevic Hill?
Water shape-sifts; and so does Boast's language, which is "sugared with riddles", as she says of an "Outlaw's Lane".
(Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, 2013, Can) 91 mins Companion doc to Manufactured Landscapes exploring how water shapes us and our planet, with help from Burtynsky's epic images.
