Sentence examples for waters can be from inspiring English sources
But syrups and flavored waters can be tricky to use.
Arctic waters can be even colder than those of the Antarctic.
True, travelling through uncharted waters can be exhilarating, and no one knows what we will discover.
A fuller version of his Q&A session with Waters can be found here on the paper's website.
"At times these waters can be full of them, little people in little boats shouting 'help,help'," he says.
Mr. Ripert also said that swordfish from relatively warm waters can be significantly wormier than other kinds of fish, an attribute that gives many chefs, including him, pause.
Just how vocal the whales are in nearby waters can be heard and seen at the lab's Right Whale Listening Network Web site.
That, combined with warmer, more flexible wet suits — meaning Maine's chilly waters can be surfed all year — has helped make the state a veritable surf destination.
The federal government has agreed that a study on dumping spoil from the Abbot Point development in sensitive wetlands is not required, and paperwork from the discredited original plan to dump in Great Barrier Reef waters can be used instead.
Residents of the area said the deaths of four counselors from Camp Baco, about 45 miles south in Minerva, N.Y., are a stark reminder of how dangerous the waters can be.
Survival is now the key, but Wink and Hushpuppy realise that this is only possible if the waters can be induced to fall by some desperate guerrilla measure – waters that are being kept high by the levee wall that is keeping the folks on the other side dry.
