Sentence examples for wide waters from inspiring English sources
Its Maori name, Waihora, means "wide waters".
Salty's, which overlooks downtown Seattle across the wide waters of Puget Sound, has strong Knox family links.
The September sun sinks into the honeyed stone and the topaz sky spreads over the wide waters of the Garonne.
He showed vast skies reflected in wide waters and tracked how local inhabitants have worked land and sea across the centuries.
Much of New Jersey is a peninsula defined by the Atlantic and the Delaware River, so it is not surprising that emergency planners focus on seven southern counties that either lie along the ocean coast or the wide waters of Delaware Bay: Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland, Monmouth, Ocean and Salem Counties.
When I have seen the world's great bridges span Wide waters, and have heard men boast of one Longest of any ever built by man, And how a million wires were slowly spun To make its cables, then I think of you And of the rainbow bridge between you and me, Built in a night of spider-web and dust But spanning the whole sky from sea to sea.
The boat trundles out through the winding channel of the marsh toward the wide water.
That night the sun sank behind the Argentine bank of the river, glazing the wide water with rich reds, golds and oranges.
But when I am on the other side of 'that wide water,' inescapable, as Wallace Stevens said in 'Sunday Morning,' they will all be there".
The town has artists and galleries galore, terrific restaurants, stupendous views of wide water and high mountains, but it's not exactly postcard pretty.
The fountain had a 28-foot-high column topped with a weather vane and a lantern; on one side was a wide watering trough for horses, on the other separate drinking places for dogs and humans.
