Sentence examples for sought water from inspiring English sources

Western environmental groups have increasingly sought water rights as a way to protect rivers.

The article explains, but without naming the creatures, that they "sought water in their death struggles and expired in pools of quiet water".

Lippincot sought water rights to the Tuolumne River and rights to build reservoirs at Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor on behalf of Phelan in 1901.

For the last month or two – a period of time which has felt like the reason the phrase "long, hot summer" exists, and which will be marked forever in our collective memory first by national elation, and then heartbreak, performed like a two-act play in red and white on our streets – we seem to have sought water in our droves.

He may have come in from outside, seeking water.

Jackals also are seen, especially at dusk when they seek water.

Wildlife migrate to seek water or food at different times of the year, or to breed.

It is nothing for a grapevine to send roots down 25 feet, seeking water.

While seeking water, they end up at a pond with lots of other geese.

How likely are these female heads-of-household to aggressively seek water, food and medical aid for their kids?

One of the effects of climate change is to send Africans further and further to seek water.