Examples of using Whose waters in English and their translations into French
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undoubtedly the most spectacular of all the falls, whose waters drop more than 80 meters.
icy wilderness whose waters abound with the most significant link in the oceans' food chain,
Whose water is being contaminated…- I got it.
Their way out is a river whose water is not frozen.
North of Forés is La Font of the Light whose water is reputed miraculous.
These formations are created by fresh water springs, whose water is over-saturated with calcium carbonate
On the rooftop, the museum's belvedere has a fountain whose water flows into a small channel that winds down through the BeMA landscape alongside the visitors path.
Citizens whose water is drawn from the river are more likely than others to see a high risk in drinking tap water. .
Similar to a lake whose water flows, not into a river,
Out of the blood soaked ground sprang forth five springs whose water worked wonders.
He creates this wonderful rye whiskey near Lake Sonoma, whose water he uses for distillation.
The magma which flows a few hundred meters under the beach heats a thermal spring whose water at 65 C rises to the surface.
he tells audiences the story of this great river whose water now flows in his veins.
Japanese thermal bath whose water comes from volcanic sources,
Especially those whose water does not come from the Great Lakes,
For relaxation, the hotel has thermal baths whose water from hot springs rises out of the ground naturally at temperatures of between 30 and 40 degrees Celsius, as well as a spa.
Also from this movement is Johnny Warangkula, whose Water Dreaming at Kalipinya twice sold at a record price, the second time being $486,500 in 2000.
The zec is located along the Nouvelle River whose waters are reputed highly crystalline.
The wicked were like a troubled sea whose waters cast up mire and dirt.
The problem is exacerbated in low-income countries whose waters are overfished by industrial fleets based in larger and richer nations.