Sentence examples for into estuary from inspiring English sources

Williams's crisp syllables have a very Kristin Scott Thomas-ish ennui, but from the rest of the cast there are lapses into Estuary English now and again.

— Steph McGovern (@stephbreakfast) 6 Feb 13 Even the younger members of the royal family are accused of lapsing into Estuary, a Cockney-derived patois of glottal stops and dropped h's that has swamped the southeast of England.

With no songwriting as powerful as Great DJ or That's Not My Name to hold you, attention gets drawn to their flaws, not least White's agonizing habit of dropping into Estuary-accented gorblimey.

In the old days, he said, rainwater slowly filtered into the aquifer or seeped into estuaries.

And if the waves are focused into estuaries and bays, this height can increase even further.

The new moon had pushed higher-than-normal tides into estuaries.

Belugas often migrate into estuaries and rivers, though marine mammal rescuers could not recall ever spotting one so far up the Delaware.

Such a head-on hit can produce worse surges than a glancing blow because more water can be driven into estuaries and harbors.

South of New York the Coastal Plain gradually widens, but ocean water has invaded the lower valleys of most of the coastal rivers and has turned them into estuaries.

They flow into estuaries that form natural harbours, and their abundant water supplies are used for domestic consumption as well as for the irrigation of the myriad rice fields in the alluvial plains along their courses.

Sluggish and swollen rivers, including the Musi, the Komering, and the Ogan, have carried down huge quantities of eroded materials from the western highlands to form the freshwater and tidal swamps that open out into estuaries along the coast.