Sentence examples for water reads from inspiring English sources

"Before there was oil, there was water," reads Mr. Shearer's tagline for "The Big Uneasy," his documentary about the destruction of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina.

She picks up a school textbook, the dried pages thickened by water, reads the cover, then throws it away.

Wait until the water reads 3ppm or less.

Between water reading itself a story.

"Wave of Fire, Wall of Water," read the headline atop The Wave on Friday.

("How long can the art market walk on water?" read a headline in a July-August issue of The Art Newspaper).

"No more bottled water," read a sign on the door of a Roanoke Island grocery store this afternoon.

At the height of the flood, nothing could be seen except a line of expressway signs just above the water, reading "Long Delays Ahead, Exits 1 to 73".

"I was on a chair, I was gripped by the neck and placed in that pail of water," read his lawyer.

Like many urban dwellers, I often carry around a lot of stuff, including notebooks, workout gear, water, reading material -- even groceries.

Between water reading itself a storywith no people in it and fields, illegible, and a skythat promises nothing, least of all what will happen now,are the trees that do not believe inany version of themselves not even the one in whichthey are apparently everyday trees and not a sequence of wooden framesfor ordinary leaves.