Sentence examples for use of hoses from inspiring English sources

Restaurants were prohibited from serving water unless a patron asked, and restrictions on the use of hoses, lawn watering and garden irrigation were in place.

The protesters say the use of hoses, and earlier, of dogs from the pipeline company's security team attacking water protectors, evoke images of the Deep South from decades ago. .

Last summer, about six million people faced restrictions on their use of water hoses in the northwest parts of England, said Trevor Bishop, the head of water resources at the British Environment Agency.

A pioneer paper on the subject was [2], describing the use of canvas hoses to deliver water to the ground, reducing evaporation and preventing soil erosion.

Though police officers of the Civil Rights era may have dressed in civilian clothes, the use of fire hoses to quell protesters in Birmingham represents the instinct to use asymmetrical force against a minority population in a thoroughly dehumanizing display, mirroring what we currently see in Ferguson.

The researchers, led by Dr. Paolo Prandoni of the University Hospital of Padua in Italy, said the use of support hose reduced by about half the number of cases in which complications occurred.

The frequencies of lower extremity swelling and use of support hose were higher in group T than in group P (43% vs 25%and25%5% vs 3.5%, respectively; P <.005).

This method requires the use of a hose and a good deal of water.

Irrigation can be accomplished by use of a garden hose, soaker hose, sprinkler, or modified five-gallon bucket.

In Your Strange Certainty Still Kept (1996), droplets of water were frozen in midair through the use of a perforated hose and strobe lights.

They had air compressors for deep sea diving - making use of an air hose - about 50 metres," he said.