Meanings of give water in English

He should have felt honored to give water to his king.

If it is necessary to give water, do it toward evening.

But Jan used to say, 'Water will do it best; give water time.'

Don't go up a track that will not give water for the boat.

They must give water to the community before the schools.

He also wished to give water to the faithful camel.

Two or three stuffed olives carry out the effect of buds; serve on cut-glass dishes to give water effect.

We watched him walk away and heard him mutter to an assistant coach: You can give water to the first-string defense.

Each water molecule can form up to four of these hydrogen bonds and, collectively, they give water a cohesiveness unique in liquids.

Philotas then argued as follows: In cases of a certain kind it is best to give water to a patient in an ague.

They have set the tables in the palace: some have taken napkins, and others hold basins and give water to those who come.

It should earmark adequate funds for the provision of public swimming pools and, at last, give water safety the kind of priority it deserves.

Louisa Alcott tells a pretty story of the efforts of two little girls to give water to the thirsty cattle in a dusty cattle-train.

Now and then they tried to move in order to make their patients more comfortable or at least to give water to the wounded men.

The river which gave water to their cattle was the river Desmond.

Give water at more frequent intervals, weaken instead of strengthening the food.