Sentence examples for water relieving from inspiring English sources

The practical effect of this technological revolution is that children can now carry water, relieving "the exhausted African woman" of that duty.

Then a torrent of icy water relieved him of every stitch of clothing.

We stripped off – to our knickers as we hadn't brought swimwear, having gone out just for lunch – and ran through the icy air into the water, relieved to lie down and have it lap our chilled shoulders.

In addition, foam used less water that relieves the water supply burden in coal mines and improves the working environment.

Instead of washing with water after relieving ourselves, we'd rather deforest millions of acres to produce toilet paper.

ABA-induced stomatal closure facilitates the reduction of transpiration and water loss, relieving the damage derived from the stresses in plants (Zhu 2002; Yamaguchi-Shinozaki and Shinozaki 2006).

more effective than water in relieving pepper burns, so use it only if nothing else is available.

Keep in mind that oil has been found to be only slightly more effective than water in relieving pepper burns, so use it only if nothing else is available.

If you don't have any 'high ground' when tenting, or your staying in your backyard, you can dig a trench around your tent to allow the water to relieve the building water.

One participant believed that the bottled water could relieve symptoms of myalgic encephalopathy (M.E ., in the same way that filtering water seemed to provide some benefit to a family member: "Err...it started off with filter water.

Sizeland admitted to the court on Thursday that no other decontamination requirements were carried out, including the removal of affected clothing, washing skin with soap, or being directed to cough, spit and gargle with water to relieve the effects.