wading

IPA: wˈeɪdɪŋ

Examples of "wading" in Sentences

The herons are wading birds in the family.
Interested in wading into the next generation OPAC waters?
By the way, I've been wading into some tempestuous BLP waters lately.
Downstream will work, and in heavy water, the wading is a little easier.
Traditional dry fly fishing while wading is thought to be done upstream ...
I've been a bit of a wimp about not wading into it when writing the article.
Batman comics showed Robin wading through drainage pipes, climbing mountains, and visiting outer space.
There was a herd of elk wading from the island where they spent the night to a National Wildlife Area. 200 yards away.
And I have no interest at all in wading through his 400-plus comments about how worthless and corrupt all American reporters are.
There is no way to approach abolition without wading into slavery as deep as one possibly can, and that seems to pervade this segment.
I'm not necessarily interested in wading into the brouhaha over whether Bush's remarks in Jerusalem yesterday were an implicit attack on Barack Obama.
Suggesting to your attractive female friend that "wet wading is the way to go" even though the air temp is 56-degrees, and it's runoff ... both naughty and nice.