He had heard of the "great water" in the west, which he believed, in common with others, might lead to the Gulf of California.
Christ stilling the tempest is a subject fraught with perplexity to those who have never seen either a maritime vessel or the "great water," and firearms are placed somewhat before their invention in the hands of the heroes of antiquity.
These more remote traders, as was claimed, made their journeys upon a great water in large canoes.
The missionaries among the Hurons, as well as Champlain and the best informed of the French settlers upon the St. Lawrence, thought this "great water" must be a western sea leading to Asia.
An example of conditions where the important problems of transmission are absent exists in the numerous factories grouped about the great water-power plants at Niagara and drawing electrical energy from it.
This application of great water powers to the industrial wants of distant cities is hardly more than a decade old.
A great water-power, or a location where fuel is cheap, may offer opportunity to generate electrical energy at an exceptionally low cost.
The statement over which I have pondered, walking along that river, that he might have reached the "great water" in three more days, is intelligible only in this interpretation of his course.
In the afternoon we travelled by wagon, and the waters being much out, by reason of heavy rains, when it drew towards night we hired a boy on the way to guide us through a great water we had to pass.
Then is Smithfield pond, which of old time in records was called Horse-pool, for that men watered horses there, and was a great water.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great water" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
