Sentence examples for whose water was from inspiring English sources

Daniel swam across several lakes whose water was already cloudy.

In Victorian Sheffield, steelworkers' lunchtime figs ended up in the city's river Don whose water was heated by factory effluent.

And a recent "investigative" news story focused on the "scammers" illegally "cashing in" on the crisis by restoring access for residents whose water was shut off.

This story could be about Jamie Brown, whose water was shut off this year during the 80-degree days of June.

The obvious next step was to file a class-action lawsuit against DuPont on behalf of everyone whose water was tainted by PFOA.

A presidential decision to provide more water to the population in Sindh by closing the Tarbela Dam also caused outrage in neighbouring Punjab, whose water was being diverted.

The impact might be disastrous for Adelaide, whose water is piped from the Murray.

I was heading to Lake Skadar, which straddles Montenegro's border with Albania, and whose water is so clean it's almost drinkable.

Now it would be completely dried out were it not for the industrial evaporation pools, whose water is artificially pumped in from the northern part.

It is located on the northern bank of the Kafue River, whose water is diverted northward by channel to Chilanga and Lusaka.

The Scottish writer Neil Gunn's 1951 novel, The Well at the World's End, describes the search for "a well whose water is so clear it is invisible".