noria
pot wheel
pot-wheel

He would probably never know if Noria had that baby.

Maybe it meant that Noria did have a baby with his blue eyes.

Had his spirit mixed with Noria's to begin a new life?

"Noria might not make a baby of my spirit, you know."

How would she feel about it ew Noria already had one?

A noria can raise water to somewhat less than its full height.

La Noria is 14 stops to the south, about three blocks from the station.

"Noria woman," he said, slowly reaching toward her breast again.

Noria found this meeting to be inspirational and holds it close to his heart.

It was not, however, any more efficient than a noria commonly used by the Muslim world at the time.

A noria is a machine for lifting water into a small aqueduct.

Unlike the water wheels found in mills, a noria does not provide mechanical power to any other process.

A mud noria has also been restored, which used to raise water to a higher level for irrigation.

For wheels used solely to lift water see noria.

When he woke up later, Noria was gone.

The noria supported a bucket chain which dangled down into the well.

The animal turns another wheel, which is engaged with the noria and so causes it to turn.

Having come from a shooting family, shooting skills came naturally to Noria.

Before the mine was cut, the townspeople brought water by burro from Noria, several miles away.

Some of these, like the noria (waterwheel), are still used, unchanged, today.

Noria means water well; its logo shows a well.

Noria Khalaf, widowed in 2007, comforted one of her six children.

La Noria hosts a traditional performance, plus classical dance, including a set meal.

When Noria saw him, she stood up.

"Thank you, Noria," he said, putting the cup down.