Water too?

There's water in Ashland, too.

The water pressure's too strong.

Either the water is too dirty, or we're too far away.

No, water area there is less that 100meter deep

You're giving them far too much water.

Now there is water and beer too.

Nothing burns at sea. There's too much water.

You dream too much about water in this house!

The bath water was 32 degrees, one degree too hot.

Although somewhat less documented, this too is a practice carried out worldwide.

If you put too much cold water in, it will shatter.

Tell him we're lost too. We need food, they need water.

Children commonly miss school because they are too busy fetching water or are sick with a water related disease.

He was there, too. A little less hair, but it's the same one.

But the water gets warmer for too long and the corals die.

The sanitary conditions are very precarious 49 of aggregates are supplied with water from the public wells, 30 from the surface water, 20 from the canalized water system, and less than 1 from rain water.

Apache land is less than one day's ride from here. You own that too?

There was famine, there were too many mouths, so the gods made less mouths.

So inside it's cool and humid, which means the plants need less water to grow.

It's best to be barefoot, if it's not too cold in the water.

In a hundred years, subdivisions that simply end up too close to water or too far from transit won't be viable.

Our economy is too deeply integrated into the international economic system to do anything less.

Additionally, water bottles without crevices and tough to clean spots are less likely to host germs.

how much less one who is abominable and corrupt, a man who drinks iniquity like water!

how much less one who is abominable and corrupt, a man who drinks iniquity like water!

(a) Aquifer means a permeable water bearing geological formation underlain by a less permeable layer and the water contained in the saturated zone of the formation

Ammonia solution, relative density less than 0.880 at 15 C in water, with more than 50 ammonia

I wipe it up with a sponge, and I put it under the running water, and I have a lot less energy and a lot more water.

In fact, there could well be less water than there is now, owing to pollution and climate change. So India will need huge increases in water efficiency.

It relies too much on transportation, chemical fertilization, big use of water and also refrigeration.

Too bad the doc didn't tell us where to get water in the Arizona desert.

Although Jane had one suitcase less than me, she still said she had too much to carry.

They have not enough water on most days and too much to handle when it rains.

We can't use too much chemicals in the water because athletes are training in it, Andrada said.

UNOPS prior change efforts have been less than optimal because the organization embarked on doing too many things simultaneously.

When this grain, which humans could eat directly, is fed to chickens, they use some of it to create bones and feathers and other body parts that we cannot eat. So we get less food back than we put into the birds and less protein, too while disposing of the concentrated chicken manure causes serious pollution to rivers and ground water.

Installations standing in less than 75 metres of water (or less than 100 m for installations put in place after 1 January 1998) and weighing less than 4,000 tons should be totally removed (paras. 3.1 and 3.2), except in certain cases (paras. 3.4 and 3.5).

When it rains, these chemicals seep into the ground, or run off into our waterways, poisoning our water too.

Do you think your Wild West will be less wild if you fill your glasses with fresh milk or spring water instead?

Too often, treaty provisions or national citizenship laws which were generous on paper were much less so in their practical application.

Well, what we have seen is that in this particular area during El Nino, year '97, '98, the water was too warm for too long, and many corals bleached and many died.

The total per capita water consumption in Israel was less than half of that defined by the United Nations as the shortage red line .

Nevertheless, we are not over the water yet. The issue of the CD apos s work programme is no less contentious than the agenda.

And maybe if we all tried to read our fears, we too would be less often swayed by the most salacious among them.