Sentence examples for that are washed from inspiring English sources
In Maharashtra, they have reportedly built rural roads that are washed away by the next monsoon.
These clarifiers remove microbes that are washed off the rocks by the flow of wastewater.
Only one other supermarket – Sainsbury's – backfills with general waste and under its system bin bags are put into large plastic crates that are washed each time before reuse.
The supporter offers: all of these sentences, stripped of context, reveal strengths that are washed over when taken up in the river of narrative.
How they take care of fires there and an eminent archeologist's deductions about New York life from the deposits of garbage that are washed up on the shore.
Carbon dioxide is trapped as the air wafts over these sheets, and is then absorbed by liquid chemicals that are washed over the sheets.
In the meantime, he said, "there are just enormous quantities of gypsum that are washing away".
"We have villages that are washing away because of the change in the climate.
"You can see houses that are washing away, if you walk along the coast you see the profile of houses.
"These sea lions that are washing up are acting as important canaries in the coal mine," she says.
Much of it went to rebuild the road that was washed away.
