Sentence examples for frail water from inspiring English sources

And around his neck – its tongue licking the afternoon air – is a frail water snake, a parched desert accessory.

Conventional water-splitting catalysts that make hydrogen gas are either too expensive, too frail, or too finicky to work in water alone.

Ms. Nefyodova, a short, frail woman, was stoically hauling bottles of water back to her apartment when she stopped for a few minutes to explain how the tug of war over Grozny had changed her life.

The trimaran, a relatively frail thing that was never designed for polar waters, let alone sea battles, reportedly cost more than a million dollars.

Forty-year-old Tebereh picks up her four-year-old daughter, Lula, while she readjusts the strap attaching a water-filled jerrycan precariously onto her frail back.

This study aims at comparing the effects of once- and twice-weekly water exercise on the ADL ability of frail elderly receiving nursing care for 2 years.

"That will squeeze core functions — from education, research and infrastructure to protecting the food and water supply to services for poor children and frail seniors," he said.

Previous research suggests that water exercise (WE) improves bodily functions of the frail elderly, but there is as yet no research on the effect of once weekly WE.

He was frail and could hardly move, but the fear of rising water forced the family to leave their straw house in the middle of the night.

A wooden stockade extends near the shoreline — the water has moved inland over the centuries — showing where his frail fort once stood.

Older people have been overlooked in relief efforts because they are more frail, less mobile and less vocal in their demands for food and water, United Nations officials explained.