Sentence examples for water sums from inspiring English sources

Drinks Water sums up the mood.

Basic life support requirements for crews including oxygen, food, potable and hygiene water summed up to 29.68 kg per capita per day.

Such eye watering sums of money have been paid out in City bonuses for two decades but the City minister Lord Myners - who sat on the board of NatWest at the time of the RBS takeover - has proclaimed the "golden days of huge bonuses in the investment banking arms are gone".

An hour's wait for a car which had been pre-booked online for an eye-watering sum six weeks before.

But it is an eye-watering sum - the current cost of each jet is more than £100m.

The owners have to pay an eye-watering sum for the privilege, but it certainly saves time that would otherwise be spent waiting in line with the riff-raff.

An acquaintance, Neil Rudofsky of Plainsboro, whose children also have two water frogs, sums it up like this.

This study presents the advantages of using WQIs in evaluating the general quality of water and sums up numerous data in a single value.

They accounted for roost choice with a model that minimized total energy expenditure over the entire high water period, summing the energetic costs of both travel to the roost site and time spent in flight while there.

The characteristics of wave response of rectangular plates on shallow water are summed up.

Water temperature sum was highest in innermost areas, lowest in open water areas and the variation in daily averages was highest in the middle region.