How To Use Hold water In A Sentence
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They made a recommendation to limit household water use.
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From China; a high-fired, superfine clay; sometimes mixed with quartz or metal; very fragile, but can hold water.
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To go home from the phrase, ‘civil rts’ to incorp the entirety of the bill of rts doesnt hold water either.
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A third of all household water is flushed down the toilet, so control the amount of water you use by putting a plastic bottle or ‘hippo’ in your cistern.
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If your soil can't hold water, hauling in clay is an option, though an expensive one.
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Yet to use a word I hate (standing for a philosophy that leaves me cold), when one "deconstructs" what Posner is saying, when one "unpacks" it (to use another jargonistic word), it may not hold water, or may at least be highly debatable.
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His explanation of where the money came from just doesn't hold water.
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A direct solar water heating system circulates household water through collectors and is not appropriate in climates in which freezing temperatures occur.
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Glass flower vases, cruets, or carafes used to hold water, wine, oil or other liquids may develop stains in the bottom when allowed to set for a long time.
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Your views sound strange and It'seems that they don't hold water.
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This understanding of Guo's epistemology can't hold water, for it resulted from viewing and superfluously and partially understanding only one aspect of his theory.
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The film does not hold water when it comes to being logical or plausible, but this a minor grievance when one accepts that the flights of fancy harden the aura of solemnity that the film strives for.
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Vases are carefully lacquered on the inside to make them able to hold water.
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When you're looking for help, you can't help but wonder if the claims on the labels of ergogenic aids nutritional supplement products that enhance performance hold water.
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And the loud protestations of the party leaders to the contrary just do not hold water.
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On top of that, a city official tells CNN, Houston streets are designed to be what he calls retention ponds, places to hold water when drainage ditches and channels overflow so that homes and other buildings won't get flooded.
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Add a little sharp sand to improve drainage if your soil tends to hold water.
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Peat moss was added during planting to increase the ability of the soil to hold water.
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· Taking a hike into the desert to see Hiddenvlei (note: a "vlei" is a dried out area that used to hold water).
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This theory won't hold water
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For city-bred women, these mud pots are not meant to hold water but to accommodate flowers, both natural and artificial.
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The two sites were selected to most closely match known pondberry habitat, i.e. in low swales that seasonally hold water, under a closed canopy forest.
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This argument, however, does not hold water.
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The most common way to soften household water is to use a water softener.
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It may seem logical, but his argument doesn't hold water.
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And while I understand that publisher overhead still exists with digital versions, until I see proof that printing, shipping and warehousing is a small part of that overhead, their arguments don’t hold water. as long as corporations are most concerned with improving profits every 3 months for their quarterly dividends, you will never see significant change in their business models.
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On the surface of the rocks numerous holes and indentations are found, which after rain, hold water, and besides these, around the foot of the outcrops, "soaks," or shallow wells, are to be found.
Spinifex and Sand
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However, the tired, old "I'm a taxpayer!" hand-waving is the wrong argument, and just doesn't hold water.
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David held his tongue, started a quick search for something which would hold water, grabbed an old rusty bucket from the back locker and began bailing the water which was beginning to accumulate over the floorboards.
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Of course some of the counter-arguments raised in this thread don't necessarily hold water either.
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The prison setting ultimately serves as a backdrop to the deeper question posed by the film, namely, can a claymation skit hold water.
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The 33-year-old pilot from Ohio would spend the next four years, 10 months and nine days in barren, dank cells with little more than two blankets and a tin cup to hold water.
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Yet as I pack a bag to hold water and umbrellas and tissue paper, I'm quite aware that the three hours will not feel like that.
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The capacity of air to hold water vapor depends on its temperature and pressure.
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Soils with more clay and organic matter tend to hold water and dissolved chemicals longer.
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If necessary, use a disposable drinking cup inside to hold water.
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The roots of his cover crops hold water in the sandy soils, break up the heavy clay soils to allow for better water infiltration, and hold the soil to prevent water and wind erosion all year.
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The pits at the Midrips and Wicks near the boundary with Kent no longer hold water.
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It is a scientific approach to determine whether your investment strategies hold water before you start to invest with real money.
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Pools that hold water (except during drought conditions) occur in the Park at two locations just behind the Potomac River berm.
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Small potholes may hold water long enough for crabs to molt, but not to undergo larval development.
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Their ingenious system to save household water and use it to flush the toilet impressed the judges in the competition, which attracted more than 120 entries.
