Sentence examples for it's saline from inspiring English sources
As it rolls around your mouth, there is a sweet cinnamon element – it's saline spicy.
It is saline, exotic and a touch bitter.
For decades the land has lain fallow because it is saline from poor groundwater.
Most of it is saline, except some patches in the extreme west.
He goes into detail on the sorts of safety measures to be included, including three layers of pipe casing between the 914 metre (3,000ft) drill shaft and the aquifer it passes through (which is saline, so not used for drinking water in any case), and a gas-sensing and shut-off system to prevent leaks.
We suggest that groundwater in this region is saline because it comprises connate tidal-channel water deposited with the sediments during Holocene aquifer development, similar to what is observed today.
The dissolution buffer was not "normal saline," as stated by Ghio and Bennett; it was physiologic saline, a "simulated lung fluid" used for decades in studies of man-made fiber dissolution (Potter and Mattson 1991).
The Dolores flows from the south, where it crosses the great salt dome of Paradox Valley, and the water is saline and has no fish.
We may live on a blue planet, but most water is saline, trapped in ice, or deep underground.
Those implants are saline, but they might as well be made of steel.
