If it's drinkable and looks OK, it's serviceable".
It tastes mostly of water, but is drinkable and feels very healthy.
South Africa is part of the world's poorest continent, but the roads are smooth, the water is drinkable and the telephones work.
The Hudson River was drinkable and a humpback whale was seen near the 42nd Street pier, its head full of the blue blood of the sea, its voice lifting the steps of people in their traditional anti-march, their harmless disarray.
Atlanta has responded with a major public relations offensive, painting the city as a good steward that has carried out a water plan, treats its sewage until it is drinkable and, during the recent drought, put conservation measures in place when downstream users did not.
Local officials have sought to reassure residents the water is drinkable and that discoloration is not necessarily a sign it is unsafe: cloudiness, for example, can occur when air becomes trapped in water, and does not typically affect water safety.
Water is drinkable and pure.
Bottles of water sold as drinkable sunscreen may indeed be drinkable, bottled and water — but the small, $30-a-pop 30-a-pop 30-a-popfar from sunscreen that they were fraudulent, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Iowa District Court in productsnty.
It has to be drinkable: too strong and you're better off painting your fence with it, but nor should your tea be pallid and anaemic – no one wants to drink a cup of gnat's piss.
This means that during the rest of the year, women must search out firewood and boil their drinking water at night so that it can cool and be drinkable the next day.
