Sentence examples for piping water from inspiring English sources

Some readers suggested piping water from states where there is an "overabundance".

Iran built a dam on its side and has been piping water, at a cost, back to Afghanistan.

The company figures it could earn more by piping water to Orange County than by just selling lemons.

The girls need clean water for hygiene, so in one school it is piping water from two miles away.

Already the drought has led to consideration of wild, expensive ideas, like piping water hundreds of miles from the Missouri River to the parched Colorado River basin.

In piping, water that has penetrated the topsoil washes out the subsoil where this is exposed in section, forming small tunnels that may attain lengths of many metres.

The ideas that have been floated, including piping in water from Tennessee or desalinating ocean water, would require hundreds of billions of dollars and painful decision making the state has been reluctant to undertake.

Water was once commonly used to cool mainframe computers, but this merely consisted of piping cold water through server cabinets to cool the air near the racks.

And then the City of Phoenix has the difficult task of filtering out those pollutants and piping the water to faucets through hundreds of miles of underground algae-growing pipes baking in the 110-degree heat.

Where winters are short or mild, piping this water for use in district-heating schemes is prohibitively expensive.

This invention cools (or heats) your entire bed by piping cold water through capillaries under your slumbering body.