Sentence examples for to water again from inspiring English sources

When the vapour is frozen before it has condensed to water again it is hoar-frost; and this appears in winter and is commoner in cold places.

And then the border finds its way back to water again, in a remnant of Hook Creek that is now a canal dividing Rosedale, Queens, from North Woodmere, Long Island.

The best way to work this out is to pick up the pot when it has been just watered and gauge the weight; when the pot feels light, it's time to water again.

To explain this we must suppose either that it is not all air which water is generated, or, if it is produced from all air alike, that what immediately surrounds the earth is not mere air, but a sort of vapour, and that its vaporous nature is the reason why it condenses back to water again.

Once you stop watering, you can generally allow the more drought-tolerant varieties above to go up to 4-6 withoutithout water before you need to water again.

His little gills need time to get used to the water again, and you don't want to drown him by mistake.

The inscriptions implored future generations never to build closer to the water again.

At the rate he was advancing, he wasn't likely to see water again before dark.

It is a clean fuel, as when it burns it effectively recombines with oxygen to create water again.

It may be this memory that keeps us returning to the water again and again in the warm days of the season.

Now you're thirsty, so go to the water again, and use your PAN on it.