Sentence examples for water setting up from inspiring English sources

The 21-year-old dropped another shot on the 11th and on the par-three 14th he sent his tee shot straight into the water, setting up a double bogey that put him four over par.

They back their 4x4's practically to the water, set up tailgate grills surrounded by folding chairs and cook their catch as soon as they reel it in.

Despite the difficult circumstances, over the next few years we renovated some of the existing water cisterns to increase the supply of clean water, set up a kindergarten and opened a clinic in cooperation with Palestine Medical Relief Society.

This high pressure spike was enough to push the level of the North Sea down as much as 5cm and, with resonance in relatively shallow water, set up a tsunami-like wave.

The scene in which the liner puts out to sea, the stokers filling the boilers, the steam gauges rising, the chunk-chunk of the turbines gathering speed as the pistons thrust up and down — culminating in an underwater shot of the triple propellers starting to churn the water — sets up what you could call "the mechanical tragedy".

One can easily imagine how useful this type of up-to-date information could be to anyone trying to figure out where to send fresh water, set up emergency shelters and so on.

Instead of a water cooler, they had a large stainless-steel samovar of boiling-hot water set up in the foyer.

They are distributing food and water and setting up shelters.

So we occupy ourselves with chores around the cabin: hauling water and setting up a sauna.

The organization is working on bringing clean water and setting up adequate sanitation facilities for children and families.

The Jordanian period also supported water legislation by setting up a punishment system which instilled in communities a respect for those rules and legislation.