Sentence examples for water killing from inspiring English sources
The heavy snowpack this year has led dam managers to spill extra water, killing thousands of farm-raised fish.
On one boat, a vertical stabilizer or a wing flap on a jet had malfunctioned, and the plane flipped into the water, killing all five people on board.
The seasonal ice cover, however, causes depletion of oxygen in the water, killing many fish every winter in the reaches between the Tym confluence and the delta.
The floods in 2007 left some parts of Britain under six feet, or 1.8 meters, of water, killing 13 people and costing the economy an estimated £3.2 billion.
A lengthy drought there has parched fields and forests that usually are all but awash in water, killing crops and leaving piney woodlands ready to explode in fire.
That all ended on Sept. 11, when vandals threw dish-washing detergent into the water, killing $5,000 worth of goldfish and koi.
Bad water kills thousands every year.
There is some truth that salty water kills bacteria.
The mountains are murdered and the water killed.
The diseases caused or carried by contaminated water kill children the world over in huge numbers.
Ronaldo had a saying about limiting his defensive work to preserve his energy: "Too much water kills the plant".
