If the tints are exactly the same, the sample consisted of pure coffee; if chicory is present, water must be added to the sample until the tints are the same.
Put them by in common china dishes: next day give them another scald, and when cold put them on sieves to dry, in an oven moderately warm.
Put the kernels into a little cranberry juice, with the prunes and sugar; simmer them together, and when cold, make a tart of the sweetmeat.
The floors should not be often wetted, but very thoroughly when done; and once a week dry-rubbed with hot sand, and a heavy brush, the right way of the boards.
A little brandy-and-water must be taken if the depression of strength is very great indeed.
When the depression of strength is very great indeed, a little warm brandy-and-water must be given.
To insure a successful result in boiling flesh, the heat of the fire must be judiciously regulated, the proper quantity of water must be kept up in the pot, and the scum which rises to the surface must be carefully removed.
Each portion of the fruit must be passed thrice through this rude mill in order to be sufficiently mashed; and the same quantity of water must be added as in the edge stone mill.
If the soap be old and hard, 5 pounds of water must be added to them; but it is preferable to take fresh-made soaps, which may melt without addition, as soap some time kept does not readily form a homogeneous paste.
Where a body of water mustbe crossed, a very long span, with special supports for the wires at each side, may be necessary.
Where a river or other body of water must be crossed by a transmission line, either of three plans may be followed.
When large bodies of water must be crossed, tensile strength is a prime requirement.
If the mulch cannot be afforded, water must be given, and to water the furrows in advance is better than watering after the planting, as a few observations will effectually prove.
If the site is not naturally moist, water must be copiously given.
Water must be given to each row as planted; afterwards the surface to be several times chopped over with the hoe or a small fork, and watering repeated until the plants have made a start.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "water must" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
