Sentence examples for described water from inspiring English sources
One described water droplets from the unit falling from the air like rain.
He described water surrounding the island nation of Australia as part of its "natural defence".
In July, the Evening Standard ran an article that only semi-ironically described water as a "superdrink".
Residents described water spilling out of home aquariums and objects like home water dispensers falling to the floor.
Within Thailand, where the drought has affected at least 14,000 villages, one official has described "water wars" between farmers hoping to keep their crops alive.
For example, an analysis by a French energy company revealed far more about the condition of the plant's reactors than the Japanese have ever described: water levels at the reactor cores dropping by as much as three-quarters, and temperatures in those cores soaring to nearly 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to burn and melt the zirconium casings that protect the fuel rods.
Engineering reports described water-drenched basements, weak roof beams and sagging floors.
Wilcox (1955) described waters with EC <750 µS cm−1 as excellent-to-good water that might be used for irrigated crops if a small risk of harmful levels of exchangeable Na+ is taken into account.
Despite having been labeled "the gloomiest man in rock", author Deena Weinstein described Waters as an existentialist, dismissing the unfavourable moniker as the result of misinterpretation by music critics.
"That levee is so wet and under so much pressure that we're not worried about it topping," Mr. Hardcastle said, describing water flowing over a barricade.
The set was designed to assess the adequacy of the Weibull model to describe water losses.
