Sentence examples for aiming water from inspiring English sources

More men showed up, uncoiling hoses and aiming water at the blaze.

It begins with medieval automata – muttering mechanical Christs, devils rolling their eyes, cherubs "deliberately" aiming water jets at unsuspecting visitors who, in a still-mystical and religious era, half-believe that these contraptions are alive.

Big blue troop trucks surrounded the square and officers aimed water hoses at the demonstrators.

Security forces fired tear gas and birdshot and aimed water hoses on a crowd of around a thousand demonstrators who had gathered in downtown Cairo.

Egyptians fired guns into the air and aimed water cannons above the heads of the those in the crowd to keep them back.

The island nation, which currently relies on neighboring Malaysia for its water, is aiming for water self-sufficiency by 2060, with 55% of its water needs met via recycled water and 25% from seawater desalination.

The observed rainfall erosivity highlights the importance of defining local strategies for soil and water conservation aimed at water security in the island.

(You can see him on YouTube aiming a water pistol at the effortlessly pompous Frost and hear him aiming the insult at the effortlessly annoying yippie spokesperson Jerry Rubin).

He was what is known as the outside vent man — responsible for releasing smoke and steam from a burning structure as firefighters inside aim water at the flames.

WASHINGTON — Millions of dollars in farm subsidies for irrigation equipment aimed at water conservation have led to more water use, not less, threatening vulnerable aquifers and streams.

Monitoring of water quality of reclaimed water and water reclamation sources is equally necessary to design the most adequate treatment procedures aimed to water reuse for different needs.