Sentence examples for may water from inspiring English sources

Under the relaxed restrictions announced yesterday, residents may water their lawns every other day; those with an odd-numbered street address may water on odd-numbered days, and those with even house numbers may water on even-numbered days.

Cooper may water parts of the track on Friday if no rain appears.

The forecast is dry and Prosser suggested he may water the course on Thursday evening.

Residents may water two days each week (the days depend on whether a home's address ends in an odd or even number), and in some central and coastal counties, residents may water three days a week.

For one thing, Congress may not go along or may water down the proposal before it becomes law.

In recent weeks, the Ugandan government has indicated that it may water down the bill or scrap it all together.

Restaurants may serve water to patrons only upon request.

Potted plants may need water every day during the hot months.

There may be water, but it would be extremely difficult to access.

Golf courses may increase water consumption to 80percentt of normally permitted levels, up from 50percentt.

Concentrating solar plants may require water to condense the steam used to power the turbine.