Sentence examples for getting salty from inspiring English sources

In a few instances, Mr. Williams added, "they'll be in a field where they are pumping some of these old wells, and they have an injection in one part of it, and all of a sudden something happens and there's this big leak and it shoots up though the well, and the neighbor's water well starts getting salty".

Getting salty or questioning the talent and validity of pop stars because they might not solely write all their own material is nothing new.

Season to your taste prior to serving - its unlikely it will need any getting salty from the soy, spice from the chilli, sourness from the lime and sweetness from the sugar.

Three hundred years ago, scientists such as Edmond Halley (who predicted the comet named for him) thought the oceans must be getting saltier, and that if you measured the amount of salt and estimated the rate at which it came off the land, you could work out the age of the Earth.

If we consider the salty parts of the oceans to be the desert where not much rainfall occurs, they are getting saltier and the fresh parts are getting fresher," he said.

PROFANITY -- The talk gets salty.

He gets Salty to chase and strike out.

He does get Salty to strike out for the second out of the inning.

Moore throws a wild pitch that gets Salty on second which is theoretically scoring position (Jarrod's not that fast so).

3.39am BST Cardinals 4 - Red Sox 2, bottom of the 7th Martinez gets Salty to strike out to start the seventh, although they have to throw to first to complete it.

The trick has always been to intercept the fresh water in the delta before it gets salty and to send it south as well as west to the San Francisco Bay area.Those in the south get it through two huge infrastructure networks.