Sentence examples for learning how to water from inspiring English sources

Either of them could have chosen to chuck it all in and join the army - undoubtedly trickier than learning how to water ski.

Having spent 11 summers at Wyonegonic, both as a camper and a counselor, I remember well the excitement of mastering a backhand volley, of learning how to water ski for the first time and of seeing old friends from summers past.

It can be tricky to keep your balance while learning how to water ski.

Learn how to water your orchids.

Perhaps you should start by learning how to boil water.

Our Man spends the rest of the film improvising to save his life, learning how to desalinate water and navigate celestially.

But learning how to use water and sell their harvests was of no use to farmers dealing with drought and failed crops.

Students from throughout the country visit Pennsylvania State and attend classes in art education, studio art, and art history, in addition to learning how to make ceramic water filters.

If you feel that the babies aren't learning how to use the water bottle quickly enough, put some celery (remove the strings) or cucumber (remove the middle seed part) in the cage.

Yes, this is coming from someone who spent five years learning how to make everything from tonic water to trivets from scratch.

Over the last ten years, I have been learning how to sail my ship in rough waters from the Hurricane of Autism blowing into my home in 1998 with the diagnosis of my son, Liam, to literal hurricanes like Andrew, Katrina, Rita and now, Gustav.