Sentence examples for would be water from inspiring English sources

"They rank from A to AA, which would be water you could drink, on downward.

While internal reactions would be different in terms of path, the cell products would be water vapour and carbon dioxide.

Once a week you were taken to be showered and you never knew if it would be water or gas.

A poem by Mark McCain would be water poured into a vessel that was already full: superfluous.

A natural counterpart to this process, they suggest, would be water currents' forcing bubbles through rock pores.

One of Oxfam's first contributions would be water purification equipment that is scheduled to arrive Thursday in Kuwait for delivery into southern Iraq through Unicef, Mr. Offenheiser said.

"It had vast water supplies, and the belief was that the reactor would be water-cooled".

But they did hold out hope that the requirement would be watered down as much as possible.

Ms. Throne-Holst feared it would be watered down to the point of nonrecognition, but so far it hasn't.

Inevitably, the standard for impeachment and conviction would be watered down -- "a high crime [or] misdemeanor" would be read without the word "high".

I had been worried about sharing my role model with everyone else, and had wondered if he would be watered down in a blockbuster context.