Sentence examples for have water from from inspiring English sources

"I say, 'We have water from this canal that was built by the people.

So we have water from the 18th century and we have 21st-century water, too".

Even window boxes can receive certification because they have water from the rain and flowers that attract insects, and the insects that visit are a good source of food for the birds.

Suspicions of problems were aroused when Alexander Just, an archivist at the commission, spent 70 euros of his own money to have water from the machines tested in his home country, Austria, because he and colleagues thought the coffee tasted peculiar.

"Before the canals we only had water from heaven," Mr. Tran said.

"We had to go to the hotel down the street to use the phone, and we only had water from 6 to 10 in the morning".

But now, scientists say that Earth may have had water from the start, inheriting it directly from the swirling nebula that gave birth to the solar system.

When the man-made lake in Central Park was filled, Mendelsohn had water from New York's Central Park ceremoniously poured into the lake from an airplane.

Guy Barter said: "In 20 years of professional gardening, I've only seen it once and that was on French beans that we had watered from overhead.

Gas reservoirs may have water influx from a contiguous water-bearing portion of the formation or may be volumetric.

Gas reservoirs may have water influx from a contiguous water-beating portion of the formation, or may be volumetric.