Sentence examples for path to water from inspiring English sources

The Aqua4 system offers a renewable method of desalinating briny water, which, if its developers prove right, could put California "on a path to water independence".

LITERALLY the "path" or "path to water", sharia is a catch-all term for Islamic codes covering everything from social mores to crime.

Islam did slowly develop a written form of the Shariah — an Arabic word whose meanings included, in a phrase that must have seemed especially lovely to a desert people, a direct path to water.

Subject to these safeguards, it makes sense for countries to use the private sector, especially in places where public-sector provision has fallen short.As for dams, they loom large in the "hard path" to water, which is why rich countries in the 20th century were building ever bigger ones.

Shariah is an Arabic word that literally means a path to be followed, and also commonly refers to a path to water.

Literally meaning "path to water" in Arabic (its necessity being as essentially to life as the path to water in the desert), it is based on a fundamentalist interpretation of Qur'anic verse and examples of the life of the Prophet Muhammad.

But in the United States and most developed countries, he says, a surer path to saving water in agriculture would be to grow more water-conserving crops and to periodically let fields lie fallow in order to remove the irrigation requirement temporarily.

They were hiking with four other boys and a supervisor, Lenox Gabriel, down a steep path to the water's edge when three of the boys jumped, fully clothed, into the water.

After that, he'd like to make a path to the water.

Captain Igor tried to beat a path to open water but the size of the sea ice overwhelmed the Shokalskiy.

Heading along a straight path to the water ahead, the "nature" to be seen is strictly of the concrete, metal and glass variety.