Sentence examples for fed down from inspiring English sources

Manure channels in each stall fed down to sealed carts under the sidewalk.

Instead of lateral aeration as in conventional sewage treatment, liquid is fed down a sealed borehole up to 100 metres deep.

The information retained by the volunteer was then fed down a communication chain.

But soon after, Tevez's recent rehabilitation continued when he was fed down the right by a re-energised David Silva and struck a swerving shot that beat Ruddy at his near post.

Nicolas Gaitan, who has impressed in Portugal this season, was fed down the right and when he checked back onto his left foot, his cross hit Patrice Evra before Jones deflected into his own net.

Or, he notes, a string of the devices especially ones that had parts-per-billion accuracy and could withstand high temperatures and pressures could be fed down a borehole to monitor widespread changes in the amount of water in an aquifer or petroleum in a surrounding oilfield, possibly yielding information about how quickly such reservoirs might run dry.

At No. 9, a drive down the left side that carries just short of the brow of the slope will feed down to the garden spot in the fairway.

Inequality feeding down from the top of the income distribution is provably linked to a whole range of negative consequences for society, from higher rates of mental illness and incarceration and family breakdown to alcoholism, drug abuse and suicide.

Some also suspect there is an ambivalence or even denial of climate change feeding down from the top that infuses the department's attitude to measures that would tackle climate change.

Still, Citizen provides these relevant updates without requiring users to hunt these feeds down, so for anyone obsessed with receiving a raw feed of real-time safety notifications in the immediate area for whatever reason, that's a plus.

Nevertheless the danger passed, enabling the Duke to attend to the positioning of the cavalry reinforcements feeding down from his right flank – a change of which Villeroi remained blissfully unaware.