Sentence examples for create drinking from inspiring English sources

The carrier, with a crew of 4,500, can launch aircraft and also create drinking water, something needed in the disaster zones.

At Alila Hadahaa, which opened in August, they have their own desalination plant to create drinking water, hold a Green Globe Certification for planning and construction, and use wood certified sustainable from Malaysia.

Already some anecdotal evidence suggests the liberalisation of the drinking laws has seen a rise in violence in some inner cities. 'We have gone out of our way to create drinking zones in city centres,' said Professor Dick Hobbs, a criminologist at the London School of Economics.

It is appropriate to create drinking cups I believe, since as Kathleen Lynch points out in her discourse on "Drinking Cups and the Symposium," that we read this week, food was not so important to the Greeks as drinking, and their symposia revolved especially around the sharing of wine and ideas.

Among the scores of new rules that were frozen for six months -- in order to be vetted for their effect on business -- were regulations to limit pesticides, to create drinking water standards for arsenic and to publicly disclose on the Internet doctors' medical negligence settlements.

However, viewers are already complaining about the amount of product placement on Bravo — several Web sites have created drinking games suggesting gulps of alcohol at each blatant mention of a brand.

Inspired by two decades-old films that managed to be critical and commercial hits — "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" and "The Heartbreak Kid" — he created "Drinking Buddies," which operates within the realm of the unrequited office romance (in this case at a Chicago brewery) yet also, as with all of his films to date, employs improvisation.

For milenniums, we have created drinking vessels, woven cloth, fashioned shoes, sewn skins, carved arrowheads, blown glass, invented ceremonial objects and produced jewelry, head decorations and clothes.

We all know what these apps are for, even if they found a rather brilliant loophole in Apple's App approval system: Simply create a drinking game app, don't mention the drinking part, and you'll get a nice 4+ rating, rather than a much more restrictive one (or possibly even rejection).

If you are tempted to create a drinking game, however, we recommend you water down the drinks.

In another building, called Atelier Luma, artists work with scientists to use local materials like sunflowers and algae to create biodegradable drinking glasses and vases that might one day replace plastic.