Sentence examples for revive water from inspiring English sources
His heavily armored motorcade briefly paused so that he and others could gaze at a revived water treatment plant -- within view of the bridge over the Euphrates River where the charred bodies of American civilian contractors were hung after they were ambushed a year ago.
Others are revived watering holes; the money you save flying to Baden-Baden, for example, can be spent, and lost, within seconds of hitting the local casino.
After grassroots debate, it was decided to optimise existing schemes and rehabilitate and revive traditional water sources before undertaking new investment, while aiming to increase coverage by at least 10percentnt with the same budget.
Back then, state officials and environmentalists described the buyout as "the holy grail" of restoration because it would put the country's largest sugar grower out of business and revive the water flow between Lake Okeechobee and the Everglades.
It was decided to optimise existing schemes and rehabilitate and revive traditional water sources before undertaking new investment, while aiming to increase coverage by at least 10% with the same budget.
New ponds which could help revive the water vole population have been dug in a Hampshire forest.
That suspicion may be why state Sen. Alan Lowenthal (D-Long Beach) calls his new bill to revive gray water irrigation the "Shower to Flower" law.
The project eventually collapsed, and now a University of Arizona marine biologist is planning to revive the waters with organisms like starfish, sea urchins, and horn sharks.
They're made of water hyacinths, and you revive them with water.
The importance of reviving traditional water systems, when mentioned by our team, was mostly considered uninteresting.
