"White-capped water driving down the block starting from 6 30 to 7 a.m. this morning".
But the roles almost seem reversed: Ms. Skolfield waits on the older black women, offering them bottled water, driving them to the polls or finding others who will.
With so much more land being drained, the quantity of water driving down our watercourses is much increased and simply overwhelms their carrying capacity.
Sometimes the mayhem would loom in the distance without erupting overhead, but usually it would have us sprinting from ball fields, gunning the engine to get off the water, driving home through a carwash.
But, he said, with the warmer water driving lobsters from southern New England and the glory days of fish-hunting over, some of his skeptical colleagues might be persuaded to follow him.
At upwards of $150 it isn't cheap (though lunch is included), but unless one of your party is willing to stick to mineral water, driving is clearly not an option.
David took to it like a duck to water: driving around the countryside detecting and synchronizing estrus, handling frozen semen, keeping breeding records — all easily learnable, but David brought art to it, and he had no idea where that art had come from.
The unit operated steadily with chilled water inlet 12 °C, outlet 7 °C, air temperature between 22 °C and 38 °C, and hot water driving temperatures between800 °C and 90 °C.
The formulae take into account the fluid flow in low-permeability and thin reservoirs, and assume that horizontal well injection is rigid water driving.
With a system power consumption of about 50 W, the liquid metal driving ejector obtains a no-entrainment vacuum pressure of 33 Pa which is three orders of magnitudes lower than that of the water driving case.
