It also leads to overuse of water for the wrong things, especially for highly water-intensive crops.
Currently, the department can fine only customers who violate a specific provision of the city's water ordinance, such as watering at the wrong time of day or using a hose to wash down a driveway.
And even the biggest stars can find themselves in hot water with the wrong part.
Many farming areas are plagued with too much water at the wrong times.
Swimming in the water at the wrong time, he added, increases the risk of gastrointestinal illnesses, commonly known as swimmer's diarrhea, and skin rashes.
Accidentally — oh, jeez — she sips water from the wrong glass, falls ill, and is visited at bedside by the smiling and still hopeful doc.
He said it is possible that an activity like fracking, if it took water from the wrong place, could cause sinkholes.
But if the economy and market rebound, buying overpriced stocks and holding onto them too long is often the undoing of millions of investors who follow the tide and jump in the water at the wrong time.
To hold onto first place in the N.F.C. East, the Eagles will have to get past a Cowboys team that appears to be taking on water at the wrong time of year.
Then I lost the forcola again, said "Fuck!" in English, felt the boat turn his way, slammed the oar back in, threw my whole body into the next stroke, hit the water with the wrong part of the blade, and sent a curtain of spray over us both.
Getting an incandescent bulb to shine any distance in a glass pipe is like trying to pour water into the wrong end of a funnel you lose so much, it isn't worth it.
