bottled water

To take a bath, she filled the cauldron with bottled water, waited for it to heat, poured it into her bathtub, then repeated this process until she had enough to wash.

In 2018, Nongfu was China’s top bottled water seller, controlling a 26% share of the country’s bottled water market.

Recent decades have seen flying economy become increasingly uncomfortable, with once-standard features like meals, headphones and even bottled water slashed for those who can’t afford business class.

She needed to buy cases of bottled water, pick up her son’s stimulus check from her ex-landlord, haul her sheets to the laundromat after her roommate got bedbugs.

Ultimately, Salesforce’s Slack courtship can be viewed as analogous to Pepsi snapping up energy drinks, bottled water, and snack foods in a bid to take on perennial nemesis Coca Cola—which in Salesforce’s case is Microsoft.

And in some places, oil companies truck in bottled water weekly.

As soon as he arrived, someone handed him a bottled water, but his hands were so tired that he struggled to open it.

Before he could grab a bottled water, he was whisked away to do a Q&A for an audience of three thousand.

Besides the tower, the only hard structure that I saw in July 2009 was a plywood shed filled with bottled water.

Since then, across the region, there has been a run on bottled water and a rush to emergency rooms.

A rousing tale of techno-geek rebellion, as necessary and dangerous as file sharing, free speech, and bottled water on a plane.

A good deal better than that bottled water we have down in the New York offices.

And Mr. Harry, you and John, the Chink, had better get some stores and a case or so of bottled water aboard the long boat.

And the little stations, where everybody rushed out to buy a drink of bottled water!

He always drank a bottled water shipped down from a camp of his in New York State, where he had a remarkable mountain spring.