Sentence examples for water somewhere from inspiring English sources

For a second, all was silent, except for the sound of rushing water somewhere up ahead.

"Every so often we sound like a bunch of old people taking the water somewhere".

When there were two walking sticks by the steps, you knew that Dr Andy was in the water somewhere.

"A lot of companies will bottle their water somewhere else," he said, "and our water does not supply other companies.

This is best cooked on the day, though you could peel and slice the potatoes the day before and keep them in water somewhere cool.

In an effort to tread water somewhere between entertainment and serious scholarship, some colleges sought inspiration this year from television news.

Imagine it floating quietly in dark ocean waters, somewhere between Canada and Greenland.

There is no shortage of that stuff most of it is sitting in international waters somewhere on a container ship, waiting for someone to pay the carbon taxes to land it somewhere.

Natural health products have traditionally lurked in murky regulatory waters, somewhere between a drug (when the manufacturer claims that it improves health) and a food (when no health claims are made).

You increase pressure one place, the water goes somewhere else.

They are returned to the water, but somewhere between 5 percent and 30 percent die.