Sentence examples for put underwater from inspiring English sources

The old river town is to be put underwater forever — erased from history after the construction of a dam.

"Are you in zone A, B or C?" became a vital question as people consulted the map, which showed which parts of the city Irene could put underwater.

The big social themes are here too: Clift plays a field officer for the Tennessee Valley Authority sent to a small town in Alabama to chase a cranky old woman (Jo Van Fleet, Dean's mother in "East of Eden") off her island plantation, which the construction of a new hydroelectric dam will soon put underwater.

However, the air layer becomes unstable when put underwater and even disappears when the hydraulic pressure increases.

Focusing on lower Manhattan between Canal Street and Battery Park, an area that Sandy put underwater, the MoMA team showed that Manhattan could safely withstand such a storm.

A similar idea is on the drawing board in the Netherlands, where garbage grabbing devices will recover trash that planners hope to convert into building blocks that can be used to build urban farms in parks or put underwater as shelter for fish, shellfish and other marine life.

Putting underwater sensors so close to Canadian and US assets would make it incredibly easy for those two countries to interdict and interfere with such devices without China's knowledge, rendering the data from such devices unreliable and useless".

Starting from the first underwater telephone, developed by the Naval Underwater Sound Laboratory (USA) [1], many research efforts have been put in underwater communications for both civil and military applications [2].

The cars, which cost more than $100,000 each, were parked in Port Newark in New Jersey when the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy put them underwater, Jalopnik reported.

It was early 2008, and the distinguished scientist was predicting imminent and irreversible global warming, which would soon make large parts of the planet uninhabitably hot or put them underwater.

When they fall, these homeowners are particularly vulnerable to foreclosures because without any equity in their homes, market downturns put them underwater.