Sentence examples for generous water from inspiring English sources

Icac will also examine claims that Eddie Obeid influenced public officials to allow generous water licences for a coal-rich Hunter Valley property owned by his family.

The Romans provided generous water supplies for their cities; all of the supply systems worked by gravity and many of them used aqueducts and syphons.

When days lengthen and become warmer or you resume more generous watering, you complete the cycle, and flowering begins.

They take relocation, even when in growth, extremely well; as long as they are given a severe cut and generous watering after replanting.

Croque hamlet The whole area has been declared a Canadian heritage site, and Newfies, as Newfoundlanders are called, many grotesquely obese, now fish these still generous waters that provide a cornucopia of lobsters - until they're almost fished to extinction as well.

There should be a generous water-to-pasta ratio.

Don't do this if you expect a hard freeze though, since it could backfire, but to protect against a little frost, a generous watering can help to retain some of the day's heat into the night.

Still, the new benefit would cost the government an estimated $150m-200m 150m-200mhefty burden given the costs of rebuilding after Chile's 2010 earthquake.The bill will not be voted on for months while the president's congressional allies negotiate with their opponents—who want to make the law even more generous and water down its few attempts at cost control and labour-market liberalisation.

Be generous with the water.

Nature endowed much of this debris with a generous helping of water ice.

He was friendly and generous, repeatedly buying water for people around him, expressing interest in people, doing normal-people things.