carry someone's water

I ask the name of the girl carrying the water.

Then they'll carry your water and you don't have to.

Even carrying the water to those who need it can be difficult.

He's lost a lot of weight and carrying the water was too much for him.

But for most of the year it carries little water.

Ensure you carry enough water and food for one hour.

If only they had an efficient way to carry more water.

Just carrying the water up requires enough energy to power a city of 3 million people.

Only a great river, greater than any we have ever known, could carry fresh water this far out to sea.

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure he didn't carry a water bottle around on a hot day.

Another woman carried six water bottles in her arms for people trying to rest.

He'll also carry your water and explain the history of each neighborhood you run through.

The tennis player carried the water back to the table and sat down.

After that, they needed to carry the water to the top of the dam.

Women and children no longer walk several miles a day to carry filthy water.

What was more, they could not carry enough water to be at sea for long periods.

It is a channel cut out by those who were before us in this place to carry away water.

People of color had carried the water and picked the crops.

The second shot requires a long carry over water to a narrow green.

No pump was necessary as the pressure in the lines carried the water through the system.

Woody and I are willing to step in or help carry some water if you would like.

I must go now and find the right village, the one that has a need for a tall black woman to carry their water.

He carried a water bottle but no notes to the interview.

Carry over water is not subject to announced allocation in the following year.

He carried the water to his mouth and sipped it.