Sentence examples for reach water from inspiring English sources

These larvae, if they reach water, are then consumed by tiny crustaceans called copepods.

But he stressed that they must balance the rights of property owners to reach water with the rights of the public to navigate it.

As India's water tables fall, larger farmers are using modified oil-drilling technology to reach water, going as deep as 1,000 feet in some locations.

He decided that the problem was the 25-foot rods that are screwed together to make pumps reach water as deep as 150 feet below the surface.

Problem: Two out of every five people in Africa have no nearby water facilities and are forced to walk long distances to reach water sources.

Currents reach water depths of more than 200 m with only slightly reduced velocities (Tomczak and Godfrey 2003).

Both the Russian and British projects aimed to reach waters under two or more miles of ice.

From there, it could take three days to reach waters off the Korean peninsula.

As higher temperatures are reached water starts to evaporate, forming steam.

Its upper reaches water beef-cattle country, whereas further downstream sugarcane and dairy farms predominate.

Yet in 1989 the privatisation programme introduced by the then prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, reached water, and all ten English and Welsh water utilities were floated on the stockmarket.