Sentence examples for water that one from inspiring English sources

The so-called management sent up a machine on casters which rather aimlessly cooled and sometimes heated the air, relying, as it did, on pitchers of water that one had to pour into it.

I can touch the water that one side is here and the other side is England,' " Wasil recalled.

For so long he had dreamed of this water, free, unfettered, so much water that one could drink for a lifetime!

It seems intuitively obvious that when one takes a sip of water, or adds a bit of water to a glass of water, that one does not have in the glass precisely the same water both before and after.

"Fortunately," says Mr Rudd, twisting a hose connection with weathered hands, "we could jet water on that one, enabling lads to enter and save the little calves that were being reared.

"Bleaching happens once the corals sit in water that is one to two degrees above the normal summer maximum for a month or so.

Napeague Harbor, a shallow, flat body of water that extends one and a half miles from the Art Barge in Amagansett to Goff Point on Napeague Bay, is the most popular windsurfing site on the Island.

In addition, 1.2% of the domestic wells sampled in the NAWQA assessment contained at least one VOC concentration greater than its MCL, indicating that as many as 300,000 domestic well users may be potentially ingesting drinking water that contains one or more VOCs at concentrations greater than MCLs.

2013 was one of the driest years in Hillsburgh, yet Nestle continued to extract the same amount of water from that one well.

I followed one tweet to a Sunday Riley lactic-acid serum that cost a hundred and sixty dollars, another to a Shiseido essence (a sort of very special water) that cost one-eighty.

New research shows that lionfish can survive in fresh water that's one-seventh the salinity of the Atlantic Ocean, meaning the invasive fish could potentially spread into rivers.