Sentence examples for water represented from inspiring English sources

A study published in The Journal of Environmental Health in 2002 found that tap water represented 14 to 20percentt of total lead exposure.

Aerial habitats and those farther afield from the large sources of water represented the only uninhabited environments left to be exploited.

The houses we passed, palatial properties with views of the water, represented a cut-and-paste approach to Old World European glamour: there were French windows flanked by Corinthian pillars and topped by Tudor roofs.

Coconut water represented 60% of the company's $10 million in revenue last year, he says.

mol % water represented as a function of the ionic radius of alkali.

That amount of water represented a column of 16.7 mm of a simulated short-term but intense rainfall.

An integral part of the opening ceremony, it involves a representative from each of the participating 25 islands who add water representing their island into a vessel.

"Water represents eternity and power.

What could the spewing soda water represent?

The vials of colored water, representing San Gennaro's blood.

Water represents wealth, she said, so do everything to minimize "flushing away of that wealth".