Sentence examples for reaching water from inspiring English sources

Throughout New York and northern New Jersey, as well as in several older municipalities in southern New Jersey, sanitary sewer and storm drain pipes join up before reaching water treatment plants.

Therefore, compacts were stored at controlled conditions until reaching water activity equilibrium at a fixed temperature of 25 °C.

The shelf is relatively flat and sloping offshore, reaching water depths of 50 m at a distance of 25 km from the coastline.

The flash from a camera can disorient a turtle and prevent it from reaching water.

These included killing or capturing the adult toads and their larvae, installing low fences to prevent them from reaching water and spawning, and even temporarily draining ponds entirely.

Fences meant to keep livestock and wildlife apart have cut off wildebeest migration routes, preventing herds from reaching water during dry seasons.

Its value is important because it determines the thickness of material through which a contaminant must travel before reaching water-bearing layers.

As higher temperatures are reached water starts to evaporate, forming steam.

These larvae, if they reach water, are then consumed by tiny crustaceans called copepods.

As India's water tables fall, larger farmers are using modified oil-drilling technology to reach water, going as deep as 1,000 feet in some locations.

Yet in 1989 the privatisation programme introduced by the then prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, reached water, and all ten English and Welsh water utilities were floated on the stockmarket.