Sentence examples for water growing from inspiring English sources

It looks like this battle is going to run all the way to the election, with the clear blue water growing by the day.

For several years the two of them lived without electricity, hauling their own water, growing their own food, and, when their twins were born, watching diapers freeze on the clothesline.

With the demand for water growing, some aquifers dropping faster than they're replenished, snowpacks thinning and climate change predicted to make dry places even drier, water managers around the country, and the world, are contemplating similar schemes.

James and I knew that under a layer of slop worthy of a frozen margarita and a full 16 inches of honeycombed ice, the bellicose largemouth bass and fat perch of Candlewood Lake would be stirring in the frigid black water, growing more vigorous -- and hungry -- by the day.

He becomes a mute while the man who owns the horse struggles with food and water growing scarce.

"The effects of human-induced climate change are being felt in every corner of the United States, scientists reported Tuesday, with water growing scarcer in dry regions, torrential rains increasing in wet regions, heat waves becoming more common and more severe, wildfires growing worse, and forests dying under assault from heat-loving insects.

Fresh water grows scarcer.

Water grows acid, eats stone, heats air.

In places, the water grew choked with lily pads.

Noncarbonated drinks, including Vitaminwater, Powerade and Dasani bottled water, grew 11percentt in the quarter.

As time went on, the lack of water grew increasingly dire.