Sentence examples for A weir from inspiring English sources

A weir at Penton Hook Lock, Surrey, is surrounded by debris as the level of water in the River Thames remains high.

A Weir penalty put Glasgow back into the lead and, after Pyrgos charged down a Leader kick to force the hosts' second try, the fly-half added another two points.

A Weir penalty chipped away at the advantage, but that was soon cancelled out when the Scots gave away another penalty for failing to release at the breakdown and Sanchez scored from the halfway line.

A weir under the Portway prevents flooding upstream, except during the highest spring tides.

A weir had previously been built upstream of the plant on each river, and leats were built to convey water into the works.

A weir was built during 1881 and 1882, and was made to hold approximately two megalitres (530,000 US gallons) of water.

A weir was constructed along with a goit, used to turn a water wheel which powered a beam engine to pump water to the reservoirs above.

And note the jewelled collar – a Weir signature.

Take the sharp left path to follow the river bank to Day's Lock and a weir.

The way that one tale can tumble into another, as water does down a weir.

"There's a weir we've built into the burn which stands 6in high.