Sentence examples for pushed salt from inspiring English sources

I wiped away the water with the sleeve of my shirt, but it only pushed salt, soot and dirt further into my eye sockets.

Moving up the coast, the storm leveled fields of cotton, pushed salt water upstream, and destroyed dams protecting rice fields on the Cooper River, destroying the year's harvest.

Sandy's storm surge pushed salt water into all but one of the tunnels that trains and cars use to travel between Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey.

Blocked drainage pipes push salt levels up, damaging the land and dragging crop yields ever lower.

Those chemicals could push salt water to the surface, and they could also poison drinking water.

Fish inhabiting these deteriorating coastal marshes may be especially susceptible to salinity stress when hurricanes and other storms push salt water into lower salinity marshes.

Now they understand that as sediment builds up on top of salt, it pushes the salt out of the way.

Urbanisation and economic development have driven a surge in water consumption in Bangladesh, with the problem compounded by rising sea and storm levels that push salt water into freshwater supplies along the coast.

Toss the duck legs in the mixture, really pushing the salt into them.

In addition to dumping sediment, the influx from the Mississippi pushes back salt water that is pressing up from Breton Sound.

The sprinkler system, turned off for the season, was restarted and ran for a week, pushing the salt deep into the ground.