Sentence examples for dome of water from inspiring English sources

The winds and the storm's low air pressure cause a dome of water to rise, generating a surge of high water when the storm makes landfall.

He pointed to the successively deeper chalky bands of sand and rattled off a series of infamous storms that produced them: the hurricane of 1954; the storm of 1938, which send a bulging dome of water through downtown Providence; the hurricane known as the Great Gale of 1815; and two from the 1630's that were too close in time to discriminate.

winds and low pressure (and a full moon) carving out a "dome" of water, pushed along by Sandy -- water literally piling up north of Long Island -- pushing toward LGA, JFK and lowland areas of Brooklyn and Queens.

A worst-case scenario for Manhattan: sustained southeast winds, coupled with extremely low pressure, carving out a dome of water, a "storm surge", as much as 5-10 feet above normal high tide.

In the case of deep tropical cyclones, this is due to very low atmospheric pressure and inward swirling winds causing an uplifted dome of water to form under and travel in tandem with the storm.

The two main meteorological factors contributing to a storm surge are a long fetch of winds spiraling inward toward the storm, and a low-pressure-induced dome of water drawn up under and trailing the storm's center.

"It was so beautiful – a blood red pillow that would shoot a 15ft high dome of red water.

On a surface patterned with tiny pillars (white squares), and with a coating of a lubricant liquid that fills the spaces between the pillars, dome-shaped droplets of water condense but remain free to move quickly across the surface, unlike on conventional flat surfaces or ones with just the patterning, where they tend to stay stuck in place.

The Bible says that the sky is a firmament, a dome of sorts separating the waters above from the waters below.

Future Martians could conceivably be living inside domes, insulated by a protective layer of water.

Enjoy the soft classical music that echoes from the domes of the Cistern as droplets of water fall softly from the ceiling.