Sentence examples for water facing from inspiring English sources

Carr lives in Long Island City, on the water, facing Manhattan.

I could see Aura and Fabis up to their shoulders in the water, facing each other, ducking waves, bobbing back up.

I reeled in a three-inch trout and Martin unhooked it and put the fish gently back in the water, facing upstream.

He then notices "a man on the far side of the paddock filling their trough with water, facing away from them," and he wonders if this man, too, has seen the horses lying on the ground.

The question at issue is the riches from the plentiful oil and gas reserves under the stretch of ocean between the two countries.Much of the Timor Sea's mineral wealth lies in the so-called "Timor Gap", a coffin-shaped expanse of water facing East Timor that Indonesia and Australia left unassigned when they defined the seabed boundary between them in 1972.

He has kept on good terms with the gas industry since reaching a new deal with it on revenue-sharing in 2006, and recently doubled the price oil companies will receive per barrel.In recent months Mr Morales has found himself in political hot water, facing a strike by government workers and protests by indigenous and disabled-rights groups and doctors.

"Her house faced the water in Hingham," he said, "but the water faced Logan Airport and so you would always hear planes going overhead".

Transboundary waters face a multiplicity of governance challenges.

Today, our waters face threats from sources large and small, on a scale bigger than ever.

Already, the southern regions slated to pump water northward are facing water shortages themselves.

Neal climbed the metal ladder and fell into the water face first, belly flopping.