How to pronounce “fountains” in English

Fountains of Youth all colonies project a light from boo s in darkened rooms of

from water fountains, to buses, to public accommodations, restaurants.

search phrase drinking fountains or horse races or um

So she looks at water fountains and she entertains herself in the cheapest, freest way possible.

If we abolish segregation in water fountains, the next day, people can drink from any water fountain.

That's where the water fountains, and the buses, and the restaurants were segregated.

didn't need many water fountains because we're going to be selling bottled water.

been explaining comparing us with fountains or or with the kinds of machines that were very

that uses so much water with its fountains and so on there's going to be disputes that end up to some extent in wars and the last thing I should say

Black and white people could drink from the same water fountains.

version, he had the fountains at the wedding flow with lemonade because he wanted to make sure that he was campaigning against drunkenness in England.

They considered it a crime to throw stones into fountains and they said, "No matter you do, don't ever, ever catch a cuttlefish."

Jim Crow laws are laws that restricted things like people using the same water fountains, people sitting in the same area on buses, people using the same dressing

Now that's a bit acute of me to refer back to the water fountains in Birmingham, but I want to say this isn't cute.

Because it's so easy to watch women who text and fall over fountains in malls, dogs that walk backwards and wear

And the puppets bled fountains of blood.

I mean, after all, if segregation meant separate water fountains and bathrooms and schools, then wouldn't publishing's version also mean that some areas would be whites only?

to bring in a workforce of 98,000 black and white Southerners who were not going to be sharing drinking fountains, schools, hospitals,

I want to talk a little bit about the fantasy of immortality given to us by fountains of youth.

In the 19th-century America, the newspapers were just fountains of fake news.

Low-silica lava, also called mafic lava, creates super runny flows that race across the surface in rivers or spurt up as fountains.

Racial segregation, I concluded-- and that's the conclusion of this book-- in neighborhoods is as unconstitutional as racial segregation in water fountains,

Thursday, we got an email from the folks at WET Design, the people who built the Bellagio fountains, one of the big

And this was all supposed to be redistributed in a magical trickle and that magical trickle I can imagine, I've seen some fountains like that in swimming pools, it doesn't happen.

Our houses are stuffed with ice cream makers, electronic gadgets, foot spas, chocolate fondue fountains and my latest spotting, a strawberry slicer.

These great carpets led from the terrace of the chateau to the center of the gardens where circular fountains sent aloft a towering plume of water.

I crouched beneath the water fountains near

And they were headquartered in Illinois, and they put these fountains around.

I think that ultimately he's a little bit like a seventh-grader running for a class president saying he's going to put Coca-Cola in the water fountains.