Sentence examples for cross waterways from inspiring English sources

Munatones's involvement has added to the pique voiced by some marathon swimmers — a notoriously independent lot who cross waterways of 10 miles or more.

Many masonry arch bridges cross waterways and are built on shallow foundations which are often submerged and exposed to the scouring action of the stream.

The tribe sought an injunction against the continued construction of the pipeline, alleging that the federal government failed to follow proper procedures, including consulting with the tribe, before granting permits to let the pipeline cross waterways.

Submerged floating tunnels (SFTs), also known as Archimedes' bridges, allow crossing waterways where common bridges, underground tunnels or immersed tunnels are not feasible.

The builders and boaters point to bewhiskered flotillas of hundreds of manatees that cluster each winter near the warm outflow from power-plant cooling systems and then cross busy waterways on their way to feed in grassy shoals.

The US army corp of engineers, which has jurisdiction over pipelines that cross major waterways, approved the Dakota Access plan despite warnings from the Environmental Protection Agency that leaking oil could pollute the rivers.

But if all had gone to plan they were to cross both waterways and expand the divisions position to the south.

You cross the waterway on a covered footbridge to enter the restaurant.

The Iditarod crosses two mountain ranges (the Alaska and the Kuskokwim ranges), runs along the Yukon River for 150 miles (241 km), and crosses frozen waterways, including the pack ice of Norton Sound.

"Nyad owes the swim world a look at her data and absolute transparency about how she was able to cross a waterway that has crippled other, younger swimmers," said Bonnie Schwartz, a New York City resident who crossed the English Channel in 2005.

The location of the new fossils shows that crocodilians would have had to cross a waterway, and neither caimans nor alligators are very tolerant of salt water.