Sentence examples for reservoir from which from inspiring English sources

He allowed it little initiative but used it as a reservoir from which to obtain capable administrators.

Bone mass developed during this period provides a reservoir from which we draw as we age and as our bone mass inevitably shrinks.

Near the Tour Magne is a reservoir from which the water carried by the great Roman aqueduct, the Pont du Gard, was distributed throughout the town.

The far edge in many instances remains intact, and thus provides the only habitat in which a fading species can be preserved and the only reservoir from which it might eventually be able to reclaim some of its former territory.

The movie makes a rotting rural environment in which a toxic, corpse-littered reservoir (from which spring water is extracted) a scary metaphor for a contaminated world on the brink of a viral nightmare.

Heat is applied to melt deposits of bitumen, a sticky, tar-like form of petroleum, allowing sand to be separated out so the liquid can drain into an underground reservoir from which it is transported to the surface.

In 1999, a waterborne outbreak of S. Typhimurium infections was linked to a dead seagull that had contaminated a reservoir water source from which the water was used untreated (8 – 10 ).

The aqueducts ended in Rome at distribution reservoirs, from which the water was conveyed to public baths or fountains.

Reservoirs from which the county draws 85percentt of its water are about 50percentt of capacity; normally they are nearly 90percentt full in early spring.

The other rickettsial infections occur primarily in animals, which serve as reservoirs from which bloodsucking arthropods acquire the rickettsial bacteria and in turn transmit them to other animals and, occasionally, humans.

Davy Jones and Blackbeard, in contrast, are conventional reservoirs, from which gas will flow unaided for far longer.