Sentence examples for water speak from inspiring English sources

The light Welsh brogue, and the cheeky twinkle as he turns to take a sip of water, speak volumes about a career spent stroking audiences with his natural charm.

He never did anything except sip his one small bottle of mineral water, speak with his Spanish friends, and look at all the people who were not looking directly at him.

He was like a fish out of water — spoke no English and I was the only other person in the room who knew Spanish.

He sips on a glass of water, speaks quietly in short, fractured sentences, and chews on his upper lip and fingers.

I felt its pull, in the deep quiet of the enveloping fog and the constancy of the waves… the invitation in the gentle shushing sound of the water spoke to me… How easy it would be, I thought to myself… The waves shushed-and-fell, oh so gently, shushed-and-fell, against the shingle.

Her acting in The Shape of Water speaks volumes without actually saying anything at all.

To deny a man a drink of water speaks volumes as to the ideology of this particular nursing staff".

The process of Emad's creation, of melting tar to a molten state then applying a blowtorch to the tar until it runs to the fluid consistency of water, speaks of the violence of formation.

Other highlights among the 10 works here (most were shot in Maryland): "Song of the Bowman of Shu," with a seemingly sorrow-laden tree branch on one side, a superimposed urban scene full of ghostly details on the other; and "Leave-taking Near Shoku," where the sight of one bird flying apart from the flock above exquisitely misty water speaks volumes.

Toward the end of the show, Waters spoke of the nine days he spent hitchhiking across the country recently, a challenge he took on for "Car Sick," his next book.

Waters spoke about his support for BDS, stating that he has "been very disillusioned with UK foreign policy ... since Wilson.