The phrase "life water" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to water that is essential for sustaining life. Example: "Clean drinking water is a vital resource, often referred to as life water, for communities living in developing countries."
Mick Carter only fears one thing in life: water.
A spokeswoman for Pepsi said that SoBe Lifewater is a vitamin drink, whereas Life water is pure water.
I feel strongly that we must help these woman and children with the basics of life – water, food, shelter.
Many internationally cooperative programs have been launched since the mid-20th century to investigate marine life, water structures, circulation, and other aspects of the South China Sea.
The Curiosity mission was designed to find conditions on Mars conducive to life: water, heat and organic compounds: the building blocks of life on Earth.
He argues that the name is too close to his Life bottled water, which is commonly referred to as Life water.
"I don't think you should have a spontaneous moment in your life," Waters said.
But the truth is that connecting and engaging with people whether that's around our real life water-coolers and in the parking lots waiting for the kids to get out of school OR around our virtual hang-out spots means being there, making eye contact, contributing to the small talk, and looking for moments where deeper connection can happen.
There is, for instance, a cute bit of film in which a newborn alligator swims with a tadpole in a real-life water ballet that could have come from "Fantasia".
Furthermore, this probe was successfully applied to monitor ClO− in real-life water and living cells.
Soon, Michele is yelling about the contradictions of capitalism while being dunked by the real-life water-polo star Imre Budavari (who plays himself), and the movie's joke about the team's lefties and righties turns serious when Michele, who's taking a game-deciding penalty shot, is forced to choose sides.
