Sentence examples for so much sewage from inspiring English sources

So much sewage floated in the Hudson River in the 1950's that Shabazz Jackson and his friends made up their own version of the breast stroke when they swam along the shore in Beacon, N.Y.

Dismayed that he encountered so much raw sewage and garbage floating on the river while sailing near his home in Beacon, Mr. Seeger said it was inevitable that the Clearwater "would become everybody's boat" and thus serve a much greater purpose of leading the fight against pollution.

Pity you have to wade through so much cultural sewage to find it.

So while it's certainly concerning that there's so much raw sewage in our oceans, the real concern is that our antibiotics are failing.

Nineteenth-century English literature I know; 19th-century sewage systems not so much.

Runoff from agricultural fields and the emptying of sewage has introduced so much extra phosphorus to rivers and lakes that populations of plants and microorganisms have grown explosively, sometimes creating a solid mat that extends over the surface of the water.

The LifeCan is meant for car campers or boaters or for emergency preparedness in situations such as "hurricanes when there's so much water the system gets overwhelmed and sewage gets into it".

It had borne so much mistreatment from industry and development –chemical dumping, sewage effluent – that locals had learned to avoid it.

The water Suez brought to the neighborhood produced so much runoff that the water table rose, causing streams of sewage to trickle along curbs and flood cellars, even in the driest of seasons.

The river, however, has become one of the most-polluted in India, because so much of its course is through extremely densely populated areas where vast quantities of sewage have been discharged directly into it.

It's not so much the rubbish that gets washed up on the sandy shore as the tonnes of untreated sewage that pour into the sea from the nearby Rocinha favela or shanty town.