Sentence examples for pulling water from inspiring English sources

Currently, while it has asked residents to conserve, Durango is pulling water from slowly decreasing holding reservoirs.

The other arm, unseen, is under the surface, pulling water backward as it propels the body forward.

"This extra moisture will stop the surrounding dry cement from literally pulling water out of the patching cement," he said.

The local paper, the Merced Sun-Star, is reporting that residents are irate at the coffee behemoth for pulling water from the parched region.

The problems began in April that year, after the city switched its water source and started pulling water from a local river as a cost-saving measure.

In the mid-1980's the farms and countryside in Dutchess started giving way to housing developments, which meant a lot more wells pulling water from the ground.

Alas, no volume of froth from those props will get the Amphicar up on plane, so it can merely chug like an aquatic tractor through the water; no pulling water-skiers behind this rig (at least not very quickly).

Stay Alert:Look out for people that are fishing, speedboats that are pulling water-skiers or tubes and swimmers.

In fact, they will pull water right out of the air".

Even a cow could pull water from the shallow wells that dotted the area.

"They could have just as easily decided to pull water off the Hudson".