Sentence examples for water catch from inspiring English sources

Eat nutritious food, drink more water, catch up on sleep.

Does lush greenery or a glint of sunlight on running water catch your eye and allow you to stare and rest your brain?

Aborigines, who were prized for their ability to find water, catch fish, trap kangaroos and track runaway convicts, also helped to explore new frontiers and establish new colonial settlements.

The larvacide pellets, which have been authorized for use in storm water catch basins by the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, are active for about 150 days and are not considered harmful to humans or animals.

In the first phase starting around 1970, the governmental scheme focused on the utilization of so-called "Telagas" ("water catch", see Fig. 8).

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Manual utilization of a water catch's soiled water (left), "Telaga" dried-out during dry season (right).

The water caught them as they got inside, so they crawled up into the attic.

I felt a sense of lightness as the roll of water caught up with me, tilting down the foam plank on which I lay.

Speaks of the camps at Argeles-sur-Mer, where the refugees slept in holes filled with seeping sea water, caught colic and died in great numbers.

Boaters know that they can call the Coast Guard when their boat takes on water, catches fire or otherwise becomes disabled, and many times help will arrive before the boaters have to leave their vessel and jump in the water.

In "The Last Days of Stealhead Joe," for Outside magazine, the staff writer Ian Frazier spends six days on the Deschutes River in Oregon with Joseph Adam Randolph, a mercurial fly-fishing guide whose troubles out of the water caught up with him.