Sentence examples for fetching drinking from inspiring English sources

Fetching drinking water can involve a walk of several kilometers, health clinics are a day's walk away, and jobs are scarce.

This implies that 3 4 h per day of girls and women were spent for fetching drinking water and about 71.07 % of the respondent collect water using their back while 8.63 % use domestic animal mainly donkey.

Women in the study area suffer from a gynecological disorder (lowering of the uterus) caused by carrying big jars of water on their hip when fetching drinking water from a long distance.

In the study area, women and girls spent 3 4 h per day (i.e., 1095 1460 h per year) for fetching drinking water which is very higher than the 700 h spent per day per person in Ghana (WaterAid 2012).

Fetching drinking water daily was more frequent among case (84.8%) and control (86.3%) caretakers who relied on private or public taps than among case (20.5%) and control (33.7%) caretakers who primarily bought water from couriers (Table 3).

"With most creeks drying up, everyone is now walking long distances to fetch drinking water from rivers.

While the rest of the family was excavating the Homo erectus skeleton, 12-year-old Louise was driving back and forth from the camp to fetch drinking water for the team.

There are also many springs, boreholes and wells from which the local people fetch drinking water and for other domestic purposes.

"We used to fetch drinking water from Banchaung River before.

By the summer of 2011, he was 5 years old, big enough to help his mother fetch drinking water from the river and look forward to helping with a new garden his dad and some neighbors were planning to sow along the riverbank.

They fetched drinking water and offered fruits, vegetables and even meat to the workers.