Sentence examples for for water of from inspiring English sources
"The poor pay more for water than the rich," says Cruz. "They pay 10 to 12 times more for water of doubtful origin".
A water-intensive industry, whisky — the word is derived from the Gaelic for "water of life" — is inevitably sensitive to rising environmental pressures and legislative changes.
The engineers tell me Mexico City has the greatest demand for water of any city in the world – 300 litres for each of the 8.8m inhabitants, plus millions of others who work here during the day.
In The Children of Húrin their sister Lalaith, who dies young of a pestilential fever, is named after the brook beside their home: Nen Lalaith – Elvish for "water of laughter".
Most of the poorest neighborhoods were not hooked up to the network, so state subsidies to the water utility went mainly to industries and middle-class neighborhoods; the poor paid far more for water of dubious purity from trucks and handcarts.
Uisge beatha or usquebaugh is Gaelic for "water of life".
These mechanisms are atmospheric precipitation, rock reactions, and evaporation-precipitation. The mechanism principally responsible for waters of very low salinity is precipitation.
Omar Abdullah said his government did not have a "response... designed for waters of this level".
The nomograph is designed to elucidate compensation depth for waters of various transparencies.
For those thirsting for waters of hopeful quenching, the Gospel is where the redemptive, refreshing and re-born rivers of life, total healing and absolute truth is found.
