Sentence examples for water spells from inspiring English sources

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The finale, "Celebration by the Water," "spells" yet another name, that of Mr. Deveau, and as the pianist slams a granitic curtain down on the work, the strings continue with a little screeching coda evoking seagulls, in this case recalling the ones that had flown by the window just moments before.

The circus's Web site explains that the show was "inspired by the concept of infinity and the elegance of the pure form 'O,' which phonetically speaking, is the French word for water (spelled eau)." It also appealed to the backers of Ms. Winfrey's magazine, her own Harpo Entertainment Group and Hearst Magazines.

Because shoes and boots around deep water spell "t-r-a-g-e-d-y": Jumping or diving into a river or lake with boots, or such, to save a person from drowning, may lead to both drowning.

The State of the World's Water 2016, spells out the shocking state of the world's water: in 16 countries, more than 40percentt of the population does not have access to even the most basic water facility, such as a protected well.

This is indisputable: the right of boats to use this water is spelt out in the 1715 Kennet Navigation Act.

To demonstrate the memory storage device, the group loaded the chambers with blue dye and selectively purged individual chambers with water to spell out the letters CIT.

Our other bill, AB 2346 by Assemblywoman Betsy Butler (D-Marina del Rey), known as "The Farm Worker Safety Act of 2012", will allow farm workers to sue employers who repeatedly fail to comply with mandatory requirements for shade and drinking water as spelled out under the state's labor law.

This, along with acidifying waters, could spell doom for many species, for example crustaceans whose shells may dissolve.

Water during dry spells and mulch with leaf mould every autumn or spring to keep the soil moist.

At River Cottage, we grow Mammoth and Giant salsify and Russian Giant scorzonera, both of which need little more than free-draining soil and a bit of water in dry spells to crop reliably.