Sentence examples for to be waterproof from inspiring English sources

"It was supposed to be waterproof," he says.

To be waterproof, jackets need to have taped seams.

So while it's meant to be waterproof, if it's not, it's your fault.

Although the pad is supposed to be waterproof to 6.6 feet, it's not really for underwater use.

While the case promises to be waterproof, snowproof, dirtproof and shockproof, the phones cannot be used underwater.

The phone, which will probably be called the iPhone 7, will be made of a new material that will allow it to be waterproof, according to reports.

Get your piece of paper that needs to be waterproofed.

If these are made of wood or paper, they will need to be waterproofed or you will end up with one stinking mess after a short time.

Complete the construction of the foundation and wall to be waterproofed, and allow all materials used to dry and cure sufficiently for the waterproofing to adhere and perform properly.

It's also waterproof, without any fiddly doors covering the charging or headphones ports, which means there's basically no downside to being waterproof.

In addition to being waterproof, the phone's chief attraction may be Boost's pricing plan, which reduces the monthly fees if payments are made on time.