Sentence examples for shipping drinking from inspiring English sources

As you lose your winter storage of drinking water, there are places where you're going to have to start shipping drinking water in.

The drought has caused thermal springs to dry up and led the government to ship drinking water to residents in the most stricken areas.

Next afternoon I was back, talking my way on board some of the ships, drinking tea with the captains, the nakhodas.

There are few rhetorical flourishes in her work, except for a slight uptick in levels of disorientation in her novella "McGlue," in which a sailor from the 19th century languishes in the brig of ship, drinking himself into oblivion while trying to remember how he became imprisoned for killing a friend during a previous oblivion.

Iron and stone ballast, spoiled stores and all but four of the ship's guns were thrown overboard, and the ship's drinking water pumped out.

Now Mr Christofias has decided to spend €40m ($62m) to ship expensive drinking water from Greece.

In a low-lit room filled with young professionals, a little wooziness enhances the sense of sitting in a ship's drinking cabin.

Liam Tuohy as Chief Baker Charles Joughin: The baker appears in the film on top of the railing with Jack and Rose as the ship sinks, drinking brandy from a flask.

The reserve community Shoal Lake 40 has its drinking water shipped in on a faulty barge, and has not been given the funds to build a road that would allow it to create a desperately needed water treatment plant.

Yes, some people have been shipped out due to drinking contaminated water or contracting some strange illness only found in extreme atmospheres, but these people are out there with literally nothing shielding them from the harm of nature.

After that I was a waterboat master, going to the ships to give them drinking water, then after another year and more studying, I was promoted to tug master.