Sentence examples for winding water from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cassilly knew children of all ages would relish throwing rocks from the plant's 225-foot-high smokestack, or ride in a boat from the top of a silo along a winding water chute four-fifths of a mile long before dropping into a lake.
There is no clear origin for the name "Chew", found scarcely anywhere else; however, there have been differing explanations of the etymology, including "winding water", the 'ew' being a variant of the French eau, meaning water.
was "a place with winding waters" or, most probably,, a "bad confluency".
The chief agents of dispersal are wind, water, and animals.
A fleet of sensors allows growers to monitor wind, water and soil and air temperature.
We have renewable wind, water, solar and energy-efficiency technology options now.
Angiosperms have evolved many adaptations for seed dispersal involving such agents as wind, water, and animals.
The factors being considered are wind, water level, waves, pressure and fresh flood from the rivers.
Along with wind, water and animals, people can spread seeds around.
Wind, water and the geography of the San Luis Valley created the dunes.
