Sentence examples for tasting water from inspiring English sources

It swallows & swallows as though trying to remember tasting water for the first time.

Wikipedia says La Crosse won the best natural tasting water award in September 2007.

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Though local legend claims that George Washington named it after tasting water from a local spring around 1780, Donald H. MacDonald, a local historian and columnist for the Putnam County News and Recorder, maintains that a transcript from a 1772 town meeting refers to it by its current name.

She too was happy with the PureIt because it provided her good tasting water and her children were less sick.

The city's good tasting water isn't just an aesthetic bonus: It means that when water smells bad or is discolored, customers call the utility to complain.

You won't have to add ice to your shaker when you prepare, which will prevent the drink from tasting watered down.

Water has no taste.' 'Water tastes like,' Hermsprong says, 'water.' [laughs] Water tastes like water.

For a chef already infatuated by taste, water was the natural extension.

Originally, it was expected that New Yorkers would not taste water from the tunnel until it was completed.

Residents began complaining about fishy-tasting water caused by algae blooms in city reservoirs, about pressure-less faucets in multistory buildings and about fire hydrants dribbling while homes went up in flames.