Sentence examples for retrieving water from from inspiring English sources

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.

Until recently it was considered difficult to retrieve water from that depth.

First they have to build a fire, then they have to retrieve water from the common tank and boil it.

Thaddeus eventually dies and Merwin, another of Gardner's sons, goes missing during an excursion to retrieve water from the well.

He and Jefferson Smith were detailed to retrieve water from a spring near the fort when they were ambushed by a small party of warriors.

Back in the boathouse, an environmental engineer named Greg Grzybowski retrieved water samples from an oven where they'd been baking for twenty-four hours, and held them under fluorescent light.

OSG made several attempts to retrieve water plus gas samples from the corehole, but the sampler refused to work properly and only one water sample with no gas phase was collected on 3 July 2011.

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

On its "The Power and Beauty of Dirt" Your Shot gallery, National Geographic gathered stunning photos from around the world that capture the many different ways in which we interact with soil in our daily lives, from retrieving clean water from soil in cyclone-ridden Bangladesh, to making tea vessels in India, to tilling the soil for rice production in Madagascar.

Yet Molly, who is now 91 years old, was forced to retrieve her water from a nearby stream with a bucket and push it to her home in a wheelbarrow.

In addition, an estimated 14% of New Zealand's population is not served by community drinking-water supplies [ 68] but retrieves drinking water from private springs and bores, streams and creeks, or roof runoffs.