Sentence examples for nearest water from inspiring English sources

High rainfalls cause overflow into the nearest water body.

They assembled their hose & looked around for the nearest water supply, a pound about 200 yards away.

The nearest water tap is a 15-minute walk away, and water flows only in the early hours.

Some villagers have to walk as far as 6 miles (10 km) to the nearest water point usually a stream.

The nearest water pipes, as correctly marked on the suspects' map, are outside the tunnel under a road several yards away, an embassy official said.

It has significantly reduced cases of diarrhoea and worms, which were high among villagers whose nearest water source was a swamp.

And this is the place to squint and imagine watching canal boats glide up and down a glade of spruce and oak, miles from the nearest water.

On the Mexican side, whole settlements share a single tap if they're lucky and walk 20 miles to the nearest water supply if they are not.

Deeper into the desert, small villages of Afar tribesmen cling to the valley sides, often hours away from the nearest water supplies.

Accessibility of urban blue is measured as the Euclidean distance between the household and the nearest water-site in meter and calculated as the coverage of waters in a 500 m buffer around the place of living in square meters.

For the remaining 24% of addresses, the "nearest water-supply unit approach" was applied.