Meanings of little watering in English

Hope, to flower in him, needed but little watering.

This Adriatic sea carries an English mind home to many a little watering-place upon our coast.

Our French friends, too, when they wanted this little watering-place, would have found it was preoccupied.

The sailors were sluicing the deck with great hoses, and sprinkling it with little watering-cans of disinfectant.

Few strangers ever visited the little watering-place.

Ingress had her own little watering can.

On the left bank is Paimbœuf, where diligences run to Pornic, a favourite little watering-placesouth of the Loire.

The village of Breskens and the little watering-place, Kadzand, were both so near that the lighted windows could be seen.

It contained a potted marijuana bush about four feet tall, a package of plant food, and a little watering pot.

José ran the cargo along the coast to Benicassim, a little watering-place with a good beach about thirty kilometres east of Valencia.

The wealth of foliage gives this new fashionable little watering-place an enticingly rural appearance, nor is the attraction of water wholly wanting.

I happened to say that I supposed we must by that time be near the end of our walk-thelittle watering-placecalled Broadstairs.

Burleigh-Singleton is a pleasant little watering-place on the southern coast of England, entirely suitable for those who have small incomes and good consciences.

Our young Virginian found himself, after two or three days at Tunbridge Wells, by far the most important personage in that merry little watering-place.

The charming little watering-place of Banyulssur-Mer, reached soon after passing the Spanish frontier, is the only place on this coast, except Cette, without a history.

'A little watering place.