1. Water moves the waterwheel.

2. Its early machinery was driven by waterwheel.

3. The machinery was driven by an overshot waterwheel.

4. Hayle Mill was originally powered by a waterwheel.

5. The other still has insitu the wooden undershot waterwheel installed to drive its grinding machinery.

6. They were constructing a waterwheel and testing the maximum load that it could lift.

7. This field needs to be irrigated by waterwheel.

8. The impulse of falling water turns the waterwheel.

9. The waterwheel turns the shaft, that turns the stones.

10. Load on the depths of a waterwheel, very lonely lying in a ditch, just brush tung oil, bright color, fragrance of paulownia.

11. The waterwheel is a mechanism designed to harness energy a source instead of animals.

12. Xiachuan Waterwheel, the oldest waterwheel on the Yellow River, has finished a 10 - month repair project.

13. Our exhibition's waterwheel has six kinds, basically included our country link type waterwheel's each type.

14. Five pairs of nineteenth-century fulling stocks are preserved here, as well as the eighteen-foot breastshot waterwheel and a rotative beam engine.

15. A major project is under way to reintroduce the waterwheel and turbine in order to harness this great natural resource once again.

16. Loud squeaks bounced off the rafters above the corridor sounding like an old waterwheel.

17. The mill itself dates from early in the nineteenth century(http://), and its waterwheel remains insitu.

18. At one time, this may have been a mill chase with a waterwheel turning.

19. A slide projector that fell on a wedding cake that fell on a waterwheel is one description of the Executive Wing of the New Zealand Parliament Buildings, also known as "The Beehive."

20. A Bellows operated by an assistant or by a foot treadle provided the forced draft for raising the temperature of the fire. Later, a waterwheel or animal power was often used to operate the Bellows.