Sentence examples for get cold water from inspiring English sources

To get cold water, engineers would have to lay pipelines that were six times as long as Toronto's.

First-aid guidelines vary from country to country, but the general advice is that after removing any clothing and jewellery, the key is to get cold water onto the burn and to run it under the cold tap for longer than you think – for at least 20 minutes.

"We've only got cold water and there's a WC outside.

In that world, the characteristics of materials change as the system gets colder: water freezes, gases liquefy.

The coat is water-resistant, so the dog does not get cold when taking to water in the winter.

The nights in Alaska can get cold plus being on the water can result in chilly breezes.

You don't want your baby in there too long or the water will get cold.

"My mother and my grandmother would go to the well and get real cold water," Ms. Kline recalled.

It will also make the water get colder sooner.

"You need special materials to build pipelines that are over three to five meters in diameter, which is extraordinarily big, and the pipeline needs to go about 1,000 meters deep, to get the cold water," Mr. Dubau said.

I am just as likely to get her cold water or a cup of tea".