Sentence examples for frequent watering from inspiring English sources

The ground at Ascot is currently described as good to firm, good in places, and memories remain fresh of the conditions at the Royal meeting, when despite frequent watering the going was lightning-fast.

The offsets need frequent watering until they are established.

If your soil is heavy clay, frequent watering could be drowning the roots.

A group vote decided our last stop for the evening—"The Cowboy Bar," Nancy Holt's and Robert Smithson's frequent watering hole in Montello.

And while concentrated heat on top of city buildings can help tomatoes ripen, it also means more frequent watering, even if irrigation requires lugging watering cans up stairs.

Mr. Cunningham suggested light watering during the day when the heat is intense, and heavier, less frequent watering at night or in early morning, when it isn't so hot.

Watering – particularly frequent light watering – encourages lawn diseases and weeds, he explains.

Take frequent water breaks, and check their pads".

Even with frequent water stations along the way, marathon runners tend to dehydrate during a race.

Soak the cod for 24 hours with frequent water changes, to soften the flesh and remove the salt, then steam or poach in milk.

Frequent water input significantly increased live above-ground biomass and decreased dead above-ground biomass, but left root biomass unchanged (Fig. S3).