Sentence examples for off the waterways from inspiring English sources
Here there will be a series of linked dikes that will cut off the waterways from the North Sea & protect the land & conserve the fresh water of the rivers.
Sure, in summer you can't move for camera-clicking daytrippers, dutifully ticking off Bruges from their European to-do list, but for the rest of the year it's much more manageable - not to mention evocative, with night mists rising up off the waterways that criss-cross the centre.
Boat trip 01872 861910, falriverlinks.co.uk, adults £8 return/children £4.50 Children, dogs and wannabe sailors can cast off on the waterways of the Carrick Roads from Mylor Harbour, a chic little marina tucked into the mouth of Mylor Creek.
Some leaders, particularly outside Chicago, want to cut off the waterway connection between the Mississippi River system, where Asian carp are already abundant, and Lake Michigan.
No one dove off the Kathleen and swam behind it, either, especially after Captain Murray's description of the waterways around New York.
The smaller vessels have always offered more intimate and special experiences by taking fewer people to less-accessible destinations, including off-the-beaten-track waterways and tiny ports that passengers on large ships rarely get to see.
Peter Paul paused in front of Turner's "Chichester Canal," peering at the pale-blue sky reflecting off the waterway, which made it seem as if the earth had been turned upside down.
This could be evidence of on-going use of DDT because DDT metabolites were either derived aerobically before being transported by surface run-off to the waterway sediment.
As attitudes changed, the Proprietors bought back sections of the waterway which had previously been sold off.
If there is more absorption, then less soil -- as well as pesticides and fertilizers -- will run off the surface into waterways, and more freshwater will be able to restore aquifers.
Off the living area is a balcony with room for a four-person table and a view of the waterway.
