The water-soluble heads turn outward into the water, to which they are chemically attracted.
We bathed him twice daily in water to which we added fragrant lotions, and afterwards we combed his hair.
Gitta walks to the river, pondering her old decision: Traffic or water, to which side should she dive.
You cook the artichokes in water to which lemon juice, cardamom seeds, and salt have been added, and then remove the leaves and put them aside.
There is real and present economic value in clean air and water, to which the plants and insects and microbes contribute.
I get up at about 6.30 and have hot water to which I add fresh ginger and a slice of lemon – very good for the immune system.
In 1998 came Mr. O'Connor's unaccompanied solo album, "Midnight on the Water" (to which this writer contributed liner notes), its core the fiendishly difficult "Six Caprices," homages to Paganini that are both pyrotechnic and emotionally resonant.
But there was an almost excessive satisfaction about the swift transfer to salted, boiling water, to which I always remembered to add a big glug of olive oil, having read somewhere that this helped keep the strands separate.
In a favorite motif, a tiny surfer rides a monstrous wave, as philosophical thoughts attend: "The sand and water to which we are reducible are as a rock to me" or "Don't complicate the moral world".
Though Ms. Norton could have found ways to delay the order, doing so would only have encouraged California to continue its undisciplined and unfair diversion of water to which a half-dozen other states also have rightful claim.
She has you cut a pound and a half of boneless pork shoulder into cubes, cover them with water to which some salt and lime juice has been added, and let the liquid boil off.
