Sentence examples for taking of water from inspiring English sources
The flow in the tributaries is greatly affected by a long-standing abstraction (the taking of water from the streams for domestic and industrial use) and now the Environment Agency are keen to reinstate a more natural flow regime to encourage salmon spawning, for which the river was once one of the most important in England.
He kept taking gulps of water, and his head bobbed and weaved.
Scientists were taking samples of water and seafood to ensure food safety.
I could see Policemen taking sips of water and sharing the bottle with us all.
But taking sips of water in between bites can also stop you from overeating.
Take plenty of water, as it takes a lot to color it thickly.
Prepare beforehand - take a map, compass and make sure that you take plenty of water.
Make sure you take plenty of water to training sessions as they are strenuous and tiring.
(Speaker takes sip of water).
Take plenty of water with you.
