Sentence examples for book water from inspiring English sources

In his 2000 book "Water for Gotham," Gerard T. Koeppel gives a full account of the schools of thought.

Steven Solomon's new book, "Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power and Civilization," argues that water has become the earth's most precious resource.

Manuel Schiffler, a former project manager for the World Bank and author of the book Water, Politics and Money, said privatisation only made sense where there was a need to improve efficiency.

"Whenever there is a constraint on resources, that drives innovation," said Sarni, co-author of the book Water Tech, a 2013 volume that explores business issues and innovations related to water scarcity.

A new book, "Water Cooler Diaries" by Joni B. Cole and B.K. Rakhra adds another resource to the list I've been keeping of ways to know what it is like to do various jobs.

For $5 you can buy an NSF book, "Water Wise -- The Consumer's Guide to Safe Drinking Water," which lists all the units tested by NSF and what they remove.

In her book, Waters discusses presentation and surprise as an antidote to the dreaded sandwich-chips-juice formula.

There is a game every day, and every day sports fans watch that game instead of doing something else this includes reading a book, watering a garden, or watching The Wire again.

There is a game every day, and every day sports fans watch that game instead of doing something else – this includes reading a book, watering a garden or watching The Wire again.

She always travels with several books, water, a pillow and enough fruit to sustain her for 24 hours.

SURE, you can grab newspaper, books, water bottle and CD player, and stuff them willy-nilly in your old sagging canvas backpack.