Sentence examples for guarding water from inspiring English sources

Most of the buildings, many painted in light pastels, are constructed of stones pilfered from the large Roman fortress -- the second-largest along the wall, guarding water approaches -- that today lies under a field of wildflowers, just beneath our bedroom window.

The males of the species are highly territorial, guarding water-filled tree holes used for breeding.

The reused water can guard against water shortages caused by droughts or increased potable-water usage, especially by supplying industry with high quality water for non-potable uses.

It landed inside the hazard line just shy of the rocks guarding the water to the right of the fairway.

In December 1863 a company of volunteers laid siege to an Indian fort made of logs and guarding spring water at Bald Mountain.

In the blurry screen grab, I was "guarding" one water fountain marked "Dave".

There is a curious situation in Leogane that has the UN guarding two water bladders from access by the locals.

Add essentials such as a feeding bowl (stainless steel), seed guard, water container, etc. Rotate toys regularly to introduce novelty and to reduce the chances of boredom.

There were no sailors manning the ship's machine guns or cannons, and no American or Yemeni boats guarding the waters around the billion-dollar ship as a flotilla of service boats moved in to assist with mooring and refueling.

The environmental group the Surfrider Foundation, which has fought the Carlsbad plant at every turn, expects the plant to be an object lesson in how not to guard against water shortages.

Players will have to avoid the water that comes into play on five holes at Atlanta Athletic Club, including the treacherous 18th, where the front of the green is entirely guarded by water.