Sentence examples for Water canteen from inspiring English sources

The next day, Mr. Connolly woke them early and gave them each a water canteen, a chocolate bar, and an orange vest to hang over their jackets.

The baby resembled Gleason, brave young Gleason, with his big feet and no ass to speak of, who looked as if he could hardly lift a water canteen.

Katheleen Nez, a potter who received a 2001 Southwestern Association for Indian Arts fellowship, modeled the design of her doughnut-shaped water canteen on a triangular vessel of the ancient Mimbres people.

A few steps farther along are the centuries-old book he read about his hero, Alexander the Great, and the objects the sultan would have taken to battle: a water canteen made of rock crystal, silver, ruby and gold and a saddle made of leather, velvet and metallic thread.

I was the guy on campus who advocated for taking shorter showers and for carrying around a water canteen and for recycling in the cafeteria.

We remember the soldiers who marched to fight Hitler's armies, soldiers like my grandfather who bravely served wearing his turban, just as seven generations of fathers before him, saving a portion of his water canteen in the deserts of Egypt and Libya to wash his long hair.

The marketers for Sogrape, the Portuguese producer, say the made-over bottle, designed in 1942 and inspired by World War I soldiers' water canteens, is intended to catch young consumers' eyes.

For drinking water, his canteen has a water purifier that can purify the rain.

Pat yourself on the back and fill up your water bottle, canteen, wine glass, whatever your vessel of choice and enjoy.

Other promising initiatives include Bodi's Our Schools Our Data initiative, which maps schools and highlights things such as presence or absence of water points, canteens, enrollment by gender and success rates.

He recalled many strange experiences with food and drink, such as getting used to drinking green water from canteens and eating hardtacks, which he found to be surprisingly filling.