Sentence examples for picked water from inspiring English sources

Sundeep Waslekar, who heads a Mumbai think-tank, the Strategic Foresight Group, which has picked water as a long-term threat to Asian stability, sees a "mega-arc of hydro insecurity" emerging from western China along the Himalayas to the Middle East and farther west.

We have to pick water up from outside, which is expensive … It is safer to have a toilet inside the house".

She also told me about paddling through bloated corpses when she was sent to pick water grass and about digging a grave for her 5-year-old niece after the niece was tortured, her eyeballs plucked from their sockets, her fingernails pulled out one by one.

After all, always pick water.

And he was correct: the pianist Stan Hope was picking Waters up for one of his rare gigs at a New York jazz club.

He and his team have also picked up water bottles, clothes, shoes and rosaries, among other items.

Either you're carting the water, or you're picking the water up, or you're opening water".

Take your pick: water pollution, challenges to political and religious freedom, soil pollution, human rights problems, desertification, cancer villages and more.

Coral tissue from the surface of the cores was removed with a water pick (Water Pik®).

At the Morgan Library and Museum, she picked out watering cans, hand trowels and cultivators decorated with designs by William Morris.

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