Sentence examples for water cut off from inspiring English sources

Rice farmers in Texas have howled about having their irrigation water cut off.

Often, farmers are coerced into selling when they see their access to roads or water cut off by encroaching plantations.

"But that seems a bit unfair to prisons – they don't have their electricity and drinking water cut off randomly almost every day".

Big Stretch Loosen up with a visit to the Queen's Bath, a pool of crystal-clear ocean water cut off from the surging surf.

In Basra, the conflict has put the city into a state of virtual siege, with electricity and drinkable water cut off in most neighborhoods.

In a series of evictions, they have had their homes destroyed and water cut off and have been restricted from hunting.

Flood waters cut off the town of Halifax and inundated local businesses.

The entire town was isolated from surrounding areas as flood waters cut off all roads; however, the main centre of the town remained untouched due to levees that were constructed in 1960.

Electricity and water are cut off, so supplying potable water is urgent," Mariona Minet of Spain's Oxfam International told the Associated Press.

The underlying problem is that many governments artificially hold down the price of water, or they won't let water companies cut off nonpaying customers.

George Sorial, Trump's senior representative, confirmed the water was cut off accidentally when contractors broke an old clay water pipe.