Sentence examples for salt water spring from inspiring English sources

In Greek mythology, when the pugilistic god Poseidon claimed ownership of the region of Attica, he plunged his trident into the ground and unleashed a salt water spring to symbolize his power as god of the sea.

A third of Beijing's water supply could come from salt water by 2019.

Saline lakes and inland seas would add a trace of salt water, or 0.008 percent of the global total.

MELBOURNE, Fla .— The first hint that something was amiss here, in the shallow lagoons and brackish streams that buffer inland Florida from the Atlantic's salt water, came last summer in the Banana River, just south of Kennedy Space Center.

The company also brought a jug of lead-contaminated water from Flint (along with another filled full of salt water) to today's Disrupt presentation.

In Icelandic hydrothermal systems, the smectite interlayer space is mainly occupied with Ca, and partially with Na in the presence of salt water (Sveinbjörnsdottir 1992).

He's been photographing the body of salt water since 2003 and spends weeks at a time shooting the vast and infinite landscape.

The purposes of this research paper were to highlight the salt water intrusion from 1995 until 2108 based on well log measurement and MODFOW numerical modeling in Coastal and Lowland of Semarang City.

His diary is full of sadness – for cattle and livestock swept away, for the thousands of rabbits lying dead in the marshes, for the poisoning of arable land by salt water (out of 4,000 acres flooded, only about 200 bore a crop in 1953).

The results obtained illustrate the development of a forward onshore sea salt water intrusion since 1995.

Obviously, Mr. Ripley and Mr. Monter have drunk deep at the well from which the French cinematic impressionists fetched salt water prior to 1939.