Sentence examples for becoming water from inspiring English sources

The story is indeed changing: even the cavalry are defecting, themselves becoming water protectors.

Costa told Icac on Tuesday Obeid had told him to "sack the bitch" in reference to Schott when they ran into each other in the parliament and Obeid had begun lobbying him about AWH within a month of Costa becoming water minister.

The building has been targeted by lead thieves at least three times in the last 18 months, which has led to original wall paintings becoming water damaged.

We observe the very thing that is fire at one time becoming air, and subsequently becoming water, etc., "transmitting their becoming to one another in a cycle, so it seems" (49c6 7).

As the century ran down, however, they were domesticated, becoming water carriers for those they had once tithed.

If it is a little warm with his layered attire; he might opt for an iced coffee that comes chilled with ice cubes made of their signature brew...so there is no need to worry about those last sips becoming watered down.

Use a water-resistant finish such as polyurethane to protect the enclosed space from becoming water-damaged.

The report noted especially that Syria is among several "downstream countries that are becoming increasingly water scarce as their populations grow", increasing a risk of conflict.

Becoming like water is the central, surging theme in Hito Steyerl's new HD video projection Liquidity Inc, one of five works the Berlin-based artist is presenting in the ICA's theatre.

"The day is not far when Gujarat will turn the corner by becoming a water-secure state, from a water scarce state," said Dr. Yogendra Mathur, Chief of Field Office for UNICEF Gujarat, which is supporting WASMO's efforts.

"We remove the biggest pain of construction," says Rosenberg, 37. Hycrete's additive is based on a water-soluble molecule that transforms when mixed into concrete, becoming a water-repellent polymer.