Sentence examples for waters points from inspiring English sources

Like The Final Cut, it is another concept album about war, but as Waters points out, he's been writing about that particular topic since 1968.

With a certain self-mocking pride, Waters points out that the 2007 film remake is the fourth most successsful Hollywood musical.

If Scotland does leave the UK, Waters points out that the English population will form more than 90% of the remainder of the union, making it harder than ever for Wales and Northern Ireland to wield influence.

So how did Waters come to be such a hit with everyone from Richard and Judy's Book Club to David Hare? Naturally, lashings of girl-on-girl action always helps, but as Waters points out, only Tipping the Velvet is really about sex: "I wanted to write a lesbian novel that was celebratory about lesbians".

A surge in offshore drilling activity under British waters points to renewed confidence in the sector, according to a new report.

This has been corroborated in a study in the European Arctic Ocean [118], but the majority of recent empirical evidence from European waters points to either no change with depth [97], [119] or a monotonic (and sometimes exponential) decline with depth [91], [115], [119] [123].

Waters pointed to recent recruiting at Seton Hall.

Make sure water points or distribution services are accessible.

No one can wash properly, because there are so few water points.

The site is dotted with water points and pit latrines; queues are mostly short.

All over the country, schools, clinics and water points are being built.