Sentence examples for water spending from inspiring English sources

This time Nyad left the water, spending four hours receiving oxygen, painkillers, epinephrine and prednisone on the boat.

The project is for the whole community, but it is women who collect the water, spending 40bn hours each year doing so, and women who gain most from having a local supply of clean drinking water.

Now, I practically grew up on the water, spending most weekends on my grandparents' boats and never ever got the slightest bit seasick.

Born in the desert, I was a fish out of water, spending all my days in the pool dreaming of communicating with whales and dolphins in the sea and pretending I was a real mermaid.

Though I sometimes worry that the show is treading water, spending too much time on peripheral fairytales and not enough advancing the storyline to break the curse, perhaps next week's episode, which again focuses on Snow and Charming, will help pick up the momentum.

CSIRO, in partnership with universities, governments, and private research agencies, has undertaken a massive project to find that water, spending AUS$80 million per year to find ways to increase the value that the country derives from water.

Anglian Water spends in excess of £500,000 a year on biodiversity projects, and results are encouraging.

Thames Water spends £12 million a year clearing around 55,000 sewer blockages across London and the Thames Valley.

New Jersey American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, spent $708,750 from 2011 to 2015 lobbying New Jersey lawmakers on "utility business issues", according to state lobbying disclosures.

Anadromous species, which include salmon, shad, alewives, blueback herring and sea-run brown trout, hatch in fresh water, spend their adult lives at sea and then return to their birth streams to spawn.

We conclude that this method is not suitable, mainly because of the great amount of water spent in the diafiltration stage necessary to reduce the polyelectrolyte solution chloride concentration.