Sentence examples for calling water from inspiring English sources
To say that Stettheimer was, at that point, sophisticated is like calling water wet.
In a phenomenon known as "drought shaming", many are calling water utility hotlines to report excessive lawn-watering or car-washing, while others snitch via social media, posting images of waste accompanied by the hashtag #DroughtShaming.
Mike Emrick, the Devils' play-by-play voice, is calling water polo with Julie Swail and making it sound like a hockey game in which the ice happens to have melted.
"My prerogative is to protect the water system," said Stone Barns Algieree, calling water the biggest public health concern for agriculture outside of production.
"It was called water mimosa".
A common, and annoying, plumbing noise is called water hammer.
Under the new rule — officially called Water Quality Management Planning Rule N.J.A.C. 7 15.
The European water voles (genus Arvicola) are sometimes called water rats.
But such glasses are easily soluble in water (their solutions are called water glass).
With more sunlight flooding the clearer water, slender, underwater native plants called water celery have flourished.
He called water boarding "reprehensible" and vowed it would never occur under his watch.
