Sentence examples for brute water from inspiring English sources

Consumers pay for the pipes and treatment plants that get clean drinking water to their taps, but brute water is virtually free for municipalities, industry and farmers, who are subject to modest extraction permit fees.

They exchange some lines from the Book of the Mother, about women soothing men's brute nature like water runs the stones—"You learn quickly," he says, eyes sparkling, hair askew and make small talk about whether or not the poor are disgusting.

Used as a burial site for centuries, its stones are believed to have been brought here at some point after 2150 BC, carried 240 miles by water, by brute strength, from the Preseli mountain in Wales.

Our hospitals, our businesses, our schools -- all collapsed under the water's brute force.

Most of the Asian-horror remakes fall, like "The Eye" and "One Missed Call," somewhere in the vast territory that separates the grave, elegant spookiness of "Dark Water" and the brute stupidity of "Pulse".

This faux-integration is called a colloidal suspension; in layman's terms, the oil, broken into smaller bits via your brute force, is suspended briefly in water.

But theory counts for nothing when faced with the brute reality of these chilly, murky waters.

Esme loved the sound of running water and cried like a brute.

Was the water gun a euphemism for a brute negotiating tactic?

One way to solve this problem is by brute force measuring the length of every possible straight-line path over land and water.

I stood in one brute of a crevasse more than 3 feet deep and nearly 2 across with water pouring into it and scouring it deeper still as I watched.