Sentence examples for mean a water from inspiring English sources

"I mean, a water bottle?

But keep in mind that certification does not mean a water is free of contaminants, merely that the level of contamination is below certain allowable limits.

And no, I don't mean a water concession with a price regulated by the government, I mean true laissez faire in water supply.

Recreation usually means a water fight, a picnic by the Pearl River or a 30-mile drive to a movie in the nearest city, Brookhaven.

"Experts say the freezing temperatures and remote location mean a deep water blow-out in this stunning pristine environment would be an irreversible disaster.

"To address concerns that the proposed directive could be unlawful, that could mean a significant watering down of the sanctions facing companies that don't reach any target".

Although water purification tablets are available, the unsanitary conditions, lack of latrines, congestion and unsafe water mean a constant struggle against water-related diseases.

The deeper river is also not good for agriculture, because it means a lower water level and a lower level for ground water as well.

When they say "island," they don't mean an island in water but an island of firm ground in a vast region of swamp.

2 30 p.m. 9) Deep Green Across suburbia, green water can mean a fried squirrel in the pool filter.

For instance, that could mean a cutoff of electricity or water or other state-government services to the NSA site.