Sentence examples for water cutting from inspiring English sources

And yet what makes "Head of the State" so successful is the idea of Mr. Obama as a fish out of water, cutting loose in a fantastical context.

Forty-five minutes later, the flight leaders spotted the Y-shaped sheen of water cutting through the deeper blackness of trees around houses along the river banks.

Is it possible that for all their water-saving tactics, the students have overlooked a way to save huge amounts of water: cutting out beef?

Scores of colleges and universities across the country are shelving the trays in hopes of conserving water, cutting food waste, softening the ambience and saving money.

Austerity Osborne would unveil a spending review to make the eyes water, cutting and slashing at the state until it was left in bloody ribbons.

For example, the Tidal Wave on the Defender map fills part of the environment with water, cutting your access and forcing tactical adjustments.

But while there is still much to do to right the river, the President is correct to note that the green waters cutting through our fair city have come a long, long, long way.

In 2008-09, departmentsaveded £13.7m on fuel from reducing road travel and up to £13m on water bills, cutting water use by 18m cubic metres or the equivalent of 7,200 Olympic swimming pools.

A trench dug just outside the camp destroyed a water main, cutting off water to many residents.

Do not over water cuttings as this can kill them easily by rotting the wound of the cutting and causing it to die.

And in remarkable photographs, we see water used to adjust land level, with water cannons cutting away steep hills in an area downtown that can still rival San Francisco.