She was converted to a water carrier, probably in 1813.

Another use of its shell is as a water carrier.

Some I recognized; there was the top half of a water carrier.

They would learn enough Hindi and talk to the water carriers.

Cowan was still a part of the win as a water carrier.

I saw the water carrier, too, with the brass cups.

I was not surprised to find the water carrier waiting for me; sitting on the steps.

On the way to the street of weapon makers I again passed the water carrier.

From then until 1916 she served as a water carrier in the eastern Mediterranean.

She was moving along at a better clip - they had fallen back from the water carriers some time before.

I did not think I would hear, soon, from the water carrier.

Naturally, the water carrier began to be called a "tank."

In 1942, she was converted to a water carriers and later as a stores carrier.

Another string of water carriers was approaching-and they were almost upon us.

There were the women and children, the water carriers, a number of them, filling their gourds.

We got nine water carriers: distribute yourselves along the line of march.

Three vessels of 215 to 222 gross tons were built as water carriers.

Equipment included was a table, curtains, cupboards and water carriers.

The duke snapped his fingers, and the water carrier hurried to the front with the skin.

He was the son of a water carrier.

Bakers, carpenters, water carriers, and others were also needed for the project.

In dry weather, however, resort had to be made to the water carriers, who abound everywhere.

On the other hand, the woman she chose as a surrogate for her home had been my ex-wife's chief water carrier during our divorce.

"He's been a chief water carrier for the Administration on all the defense bills we've come out with in recent years.'

The water systems, then, simply bypass the poor, who turn in desperation to private water carriers.

She was uneasy at the idea of going inside Water Bearer.

She honored the agreement made with him under Water Bearer.

She looked around the meadow, and her gaze stopped on Water Bearer.

The man carrying a pitcher of water is Aquarius, the water bearer.

I was on the ship that crashed, on Water Bearer.

They'll serve as our map and lead us to some kind of monument dedicated to the Water Bearer.

All wentals saw the same thing and communicated to each of his water bearers what had happened.

The name "Water Bearer" adorned the hull, in blue paint.

Andrew camping in Water Bearer added to her anger.

He stared at the Temple of the Water Bearer, his present location.

From Water Bearer come two French films of opposite stripe.

Rachel landed a few feet away from the furrow made by Water Bearers crash.

Aquarius is a constellation also known as the Water Bearer and was a servant to the gods.

Oldfield's debut solo album, Water Bearer, was released in 1978.

Soon Aquarius would be fully risen, a water bearer in the sky with its jar resting on the horizon.

"Treesa put a new copy of me back into Water Bearer.

"Would they be safer in the ship-in Water Bearer?

Every time we see the Water Bearer, we remember how Gabriel saved us.

She could see the Temple of the Water Bearer clearly marked, along with other pavilions.

The water bearers had arrived.

"Remember, under the Water Bearer, you promised you wouldn't act violently without me knowing about it?"

"I suspect it's between the waterfalls at the Temple of the Water Bearer.

The name means "water bearer."

Next week Water Bearer Films will release the earlier movie, about a repressed secretary, on videocassette.

Let's make that ship a symbol, and next time we get angry with Council we can remember Water Bearer.

She was converted to a water carrier, probably in 1813.

Another use of its shell is as a water carrier.

Some I recognized; there was the top half of a water carrier.

They would learn enough Hindi and talk to the water carriers.

Cowan was still a part of the win as a water carrier.

I saw the water carrier, too, with the brass cups.

I was not surprised to find the water carrier waiting for me; sitting on the steps.

On the way to the street of weapon makers I again passed the water carrier.

From then until 1916 she served as a water carrier in the eastern Mediterranean.

She was moving along at a better clip - they had fallen back from the water carriers some time before.

I did not think I would hear, soon, from the water carrier.

Naturally, the water carrier began to be called a "tank."

In 1942, she was converted to a water carriers and later as a stores carrier.

Another string of water carriers was approaching-and they were almost upon us.

There were the women and children, the water carriers, a number of them, filling their gourds.

We got nine water carriers: distribute yourselves along the line of march.

Three vessels of 215 to 222 gross tons were built as water carriers.

Equipment included was a table, curtains, cupboards and water carriers.

The duke snapped his fingers, and the water carrier hurried to the front with the skin.

He was the son of a water carrier.

Bakers, carpenters, water carriers, and others were also needed for the project.

In dry weather, however, resort had to be made to the water carriers, who abound everywhere.

On the other hand, the woman she chose as a surrogate for her home had been my ex-wife's chief water carrier during our divorce.

"He's been a chief water carrier for the Administration on all the defense bills we've come out with in recent years.'

The water systems, then, simply bypass the poor, who turn in desperation to private water carriers.