Sentence examples for ancient water from inspiring English sources

He marveled at how much ancient water was stored in front of him.

There were no telephones or any other infrastructure, other than a series of ancient water channels.

A drought is testing the state's ancient water infrastructure and threatening farms.

But Syrians also ration water, and Damascus has an ancient water system in desperate need of repair.

But behind its marble walls, ancient water pipes often burst, decrepit heaters frequently leak and old electrical circuits periodically fail.

Chicago has 900 miles of ancient water pipes that need replacing and 750 miles of sewers that need improving.

Among the most notable of ancient water-conveyance systems are the aqueducts built between 312 bce and 455 ce throughout the Roman Empire.

Where those ancient waters lead us remains to be seen, but they provide us with our roadmap.

In Czechoslovakia, the source of tennis was not in the ancient waters of the Moldau River or even the state programs but rather in the modest clubs and even the private courts tucked here and there, where parents taught the game to their children.

Orbiting cameras found ancient, water-cut valley networks in the 1970s and young, presumably water-cut gullies in 2000.

But the vehicle rolled on, despite wear and tear and inevitable aging problems, to climb the nearby Columbia Hills, where it did find ancient water-altered rock.