Sentence examples for face water from inspiring English sources
When she washes her face, water splashes onto the floor.
This makes sense especially for crops that only face water risks in certain regions.
Two-thirds of the world's population is predicted to face water shortages by 2025.
Water consumption quintuples in July and August in coastal regions; visitors to Spain's beaches this summer may face water rationing.
In the scheme of things, that awful statistic belies another: around 1.2 billion of the world's people face water scarcity.
"A few years back, the government made a few corrections in the drainage system, and since then my unit does not face water-logging during monsoon, but there are still a few places that do," Suresh said.
However, they are often the main response individuals are making as they face water-related constraints.
The perennial nature of cultivated tropical forage grasses means that these plants must face water-limiting periods at some point or another (Ludlow 1980).
There are large bird feeders, and open-face water tanks provide bathing and drinking water.
Kayakers and anglers should limit their contact with the water, the scientists said, especially avoiding hand-to-face water contact.
