Sentence examples for gets leached from inspiring English sources

In a review for Sebastian's fifth number one single "Who's That Girl" in 2010 The Vines Tim Byron said "Angels Brought Me Here" was "heavily associated with the climax of the show, and thus [has] pre-packaged meanings and associations that other songs will not... something of the joy of music, of its eternal mystery, gets leached out in the process".

The catchment area under greater agricultural activities is subjected to huge quantities of fertilizers which after their partial utilization get leached into the lake waters, thus leading to the nutrient enrichment and eutrophication which further aggravates the growth of microorganisms.

A portion of the infiltrated nitrate from these sources is consumed by the plants in the root zone, and the surplus nitrates get leached out through the subsoil to the groundwater reservoirs.

Nevertheless, it was Orry-Kelly who made the right introductions to get Leach an audition for his first Broadway musical, paving the way for him to appear as a leading man and to catch the eye of Hollywood scouts.

What you see is what you get – Leach is going to pass and pass and pass, regardless of the time and score.

However, higher levels of potassium and phosphorus were observed due to the high solubility of K and P in solid wastes that get readily leached to soil.

The main source of fluoride in the groundwater is fluoride-bearing rocks from which it get weathered and/or leached out contaminating the water.

And it's the kind of nothing play that Leach gets paid about four million dollars a year to make.

She put the flair of the French into English cooking, and under her gentle instruction the overcooked Sunday joint became a juicy, garlicky leg of lamb and the leached vegetables got back their flavor.

Lye concentration gets stronger with each leaching.

During pregnancy, lead stored in a woman's bones can leach out, get into her blood and injure the fetus.