51.   As far as Nets coach Byron Scott is concerned, apparently good enough to turn water into wine.

52.   As the typhoon raged, an unsecured forward hatch was lost, letting water into a small bow storage space that filled in less than an hour.

53.   At the center of each was a fountain that sprayed water into the air.

54.   Automated conveyer belts deliver brown coal in crumbly rocks, which are pulverized and then fed into burners that transform water into high-pressure steam around the clock.

55.   Belugas tend to congregate near the mouth of the Saguenay River, where the deep Laurentian channel that brings cold sea water into the gulf begins a sharp ascent.

56.   Beside the road, the creek cascaded downhill with boulders breaking up the water into white rapids overarched with willows and witch hazel.

57.   Both the old and new charges stem from dumping contaminated water directly into the ocean.

58.   A burst from the river poured three feet of water into the house.

59.   A bamboo spigot poured a perpetual stream of water into the basin, causing it to constantly overflow into a drain strategically set in the ground.

60.   A float valve in the tank sends a signal to the pump in the basement of the building to lift water into the tank until it is filled.