Sentence examples for water soared from inspiring English sources

Most businesses shut down, though the sale of flashlights, candles and bottled water soared.

The popularity of bottled water soared in the 1990s and the early 2000s, but is now s-o-o-o yesterday, according to figures from market research company TNS.

It wasn't until 2000 that demand for river water soared just as a 15-year drought along the Colorado River basin began, Hasencamp said.

The ladder truck was already planted firmly on the asphalt, ready to send a stream of water soaring over nearby apartment buildings and more trucks were coming, clogging the one-way street further.

The oral traditions talk about sorcerers digging holes and hot water soaring out, unusual noises from the crater and the exodus of tigers, monkeys and rabbits into the villages before the final eruption.

Scoops positioned at the back sides of the last car on each train send water soaring at heights of 50 feet as the train passes.

Sweeping drone footage of nature at its most beautiful is filmmaker Christiaan Welzel's specialty, and he doesn't disappoint in Earth Porn Vol. 2, the follow-up to his hugely popular Earth Porn Vol. 1. Released on Monday, the sequel captures Alberta's stunning bodies of water, soaring over lakes, rivers, and waterfalls with a DJI Phantom 2 that reveals the vibrant, untouched natural resource.

It's the land of mysterious monsters lurking beneath glistening waters, soaring mountains a hundred shades of purple with heather, and not forgetting those craggy castles and enticing pubs.

Now, on the other side of that mental screen call up imagines of vibrant, healthy waters, soaring pelicans and dolphins at play.

Meanwhile, millions of households have been urged to ration water as soaring water use in London and the Home Counties puts huge pressure on the system.

In Mexico, when a 10% tax was imposed, sugary drink sales fell by 12% while bottled water sales soared.