Sentence examples for water apart from inspiring English sources

You can't even tell rain and pipe-borne water apart.

Given enough electricity, there are already ways to break water apart.

And once I was in the water, apart from a headache, I was fine, I managed my mile.

When she's feeling despairing, she goes to eddies at the mouth of the river and tries to comb the water apart with her fingers.

It was not always easy to tell fire, air, earth and water apart without a program, and impossible in the case of Strauss's "Four Temperaments Waltz," which was airy and watery (translate: happy and serene) throughout.

After a while, the bushes thinned out and I could see the soft star-lit glimmer of Lake Malawi spread before us like a wide swath of grey silk, so still you'd never have guessed it was water, apart from a faint ripple that wrinkled its surface when the breeze stirred.

"The flood waters, apart from driving children and families from their homes, have contaminated wells and other sources of drinking water, compromised sanitation and hygiene, and are contributing to a rise in water-borne diseases, such as diarrhoea.

Privacy is not an option (with no independent hot water supply apart from the natural spring water, onsen rarely have separate showers).

Because why should taxpayers pay $14bn to companies that are cooking our planet, ruining our land and water, tearing apart communities and threatening locals' health?

When the surging water ripped apart his house, he and his family scrambled onto their small boat in a futile attempt to outrun the intensifying cyclone.

One will save up to 30 per cent of the hot water and, apart from being a little noisier, you'll barely notice the difference.