Sentence examples for retrieving water from inspiring English sources

Retrieving water and spotting no enemy, they reported back that the area was free of Union forces.

An American research team finished drilling through a half-mile of Antarctic ice on Monday, reaching the surface of subglacial Lake Whillans and retrieving water samples that will be studied for the presence of life, according to the team's Web site.

Despite the continuous shellfire, the four men promptly set about retrieving water from a nearby well and shellholes with buckets "at great personal risk", dousing the fire.

On top of that, women and children often have the responsibilities of retrieving water, walking far distances for what little water they can access, and caring for the sick.

The series of photos, reportedly taken at the chain's Bank of China Tower location, appear to show a man retrieving water from a spout in a men's bathroom a few feet away from a urinal and then using a container on a cart to transport it to the coffee shop.

Caretakers who required > 30 minutes to fetch water were less likely to have constant access to a water source (2.3% versus 12.8%, P < 0.0001) and to fetch daily from their primary source (62.3% versus 78.8%, P < 0.0001) than caretakers who spent < 30 minutes retrieving water.

The British project also intended to retrieve water samples for later studies, from another, smaller body of water, Lake Ellsworth.

In Hush, you play a displaced Darfuri child trying to retrieve water while avoiding janjaweed militia patrols.

The morphological dynamics of braided rivers often makes it difficult to retrieve water level accurately.

Images of ASTER Surface Kinetic Temperature (AST_08) 90 m grid product were used to retrieve water temperatures.

To bathe or flush the toilet, Freeman has to empty gallons of bottled water or use a hand pump to retrieve water from an underground cistern.