Sentence examples for dry passages from inspiring English sources

These caves may be completely water-filled; others are dry passages left behind by streams that cut to lower levels.

Outside air is cooled in the dry passages and then enters the wet passages at a lower wet bulb temperature than that of the outdoor air, potentially producing a lower sump water temperature compared to those produced by traditional evaporative condensers.

The continuation is found in the nineteenth chamber, where 152 m of passage descending to a depth of 24 m surfaces in the twenty second chamber - 300 m of dry passages at various levels with a static pool.

The durations of the dry passages from Abu Sefeh are 2.8 hours for T6, and 8.4 hours for T7.

At about the Lycian-Pamphylian border a strange natural phenomenon occurred that allowed Alexander and those with him to enjoy a freak dry passage along the coastline.

Photograph: Tristram Kenton I've just realised: the best thing about being a grown-up at a pantomime isn't the Tony Blair impressions from the baddie, nor the asides about the dame's "dry passage".

For example, a dry passage in which Nick details the many people who have attended Gatsby's parties is enlivened through onstage antics by Nick's fellow employees in the office.

No dry passage forms at Kedua.

Therefore the Daphnae inflow has only a minor impact on the dry passage at Kedua.

They suggested that a large number of people (the Israelites) could possibly "cross the sea" on such a dry passage.

T14 produces a dry passage that opens at 9 24 hours and closes at 13:24 hours, for an elapsed crossing time of 4.0 hours.