Sentence examples for block waters from inspiring English sources

"Malcolm Turnbull has kept Tony Abbott's desire to abolish the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and the renewable energy agency and Australia has no credibility when it talks about clean energy, innovation, research and development when it still has those bodies on the chopping block," Waters said.

If the crusts are thick enough, they can block water from circulating between the fuel rods.

Bow Quarter apartment block water tower in east London, a site chosen by the Ministry of Defence for surface-to-air missiles.

Mr. Davis said the Point House addition would block water views from the lighthouse and break its historical connection with the ocean.

The problem arose before any attempt was made to insert the tube, which is fitted with rubber diaphragms to block water from entering the drill pipe.

Load large items at the sides and back of the dishwasher so that they don't block water and detergent from reaching other dishes.

Several studies have advised the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to move quickly to increase pumping capacity at stations, raise entrances and design floodgates to block water from entering.

Unlike a number of other tunnels around the world, the Brooklyn-Battery does not have even a basic system to block water at its entrances.

Tyloses are balloonlike outgrowths of parenchyma cells that bulge through the circular bordered pits of vessel members and block water movement.

"From an economic perspective, Quagga are a real threat because they block water pipes in irrigation systems, power plants and water plants, and they can make boats more inefficient," Aldridge said.

The fires that have been started deliberately are part of a process which usually involves building canals to block water to the beautiful peatlands; thereby drying it out and enabling deliberately lit fires to burn.