Sentence examples for there will be water from inspiring English sources

"You never know," he said, if there will be water where you dig, or how much.

"People who are buying apartments aren't thinking about whether there will be water in the future," said Zhang Zhongmin, who has tried for 20 years to raise public awareness about the city's dire water situation.

'If I want to have a nice time with them, I do what they do.' She has recently become the proud owner of a speed boat (it was once used in a James Bond film) and there will be water surfing and lots of messing about in boats.

After you're done, clean the vacuum too; likely there will be water in it too; this is to avoid mold forming in there.

"Maybe there'll be water next year," he said.

Conserving water will save water all over the world meaning there will be more water accessible.

But now kids are being taught there's water, so where there's water there will be life forms or whatever.

I'm not freaking out thinking there will be a wall of water coming down the street.

"Without water there will be no quality of life for anyone," Mr. Bar-On said.

It is more likely that there will be a water shortage, a water scarcity that will cause territorial battles.

If we start with identical containers of the same amounts of hot and cold water, there will be less water remaining in the hotwater container when it gets down to rugcuttin' time at 32 degrees.