Sentence examples for water build from inspiring English sources

Caution also had to be taken not to let the water build up too much because the pressure could build to a point that contaminated water leaks underground.

But while he has grown up learning to fend for himself — trap and grow food, find fresh water, build a shelter — Moon doesn't know how to be with people.

If I live on the 12th floor of a building, what should my main concerns be? — Posted by @bkwrm0502 Newer high rise buildings are subject to modern building codes that are more stringent and require windows and glass walls to withstand higher wind speeds, as well as any pressure caused by water build up due to flooding.

The G7 plan involves some 22 projects that, by 2005, will drain the radioactive water, build a new sarcophagus over the current one, and develop robots that can withstand the intense radiation in parts of the sarcophagus.

The Port of Immingham in the UK is a huge site and surface water build up has always been removed by a tidal flap (valve) that drained directly into the Humber Estuary.

While historically the response of most countries facing scarcity has been to build more dams to store water, build more aqueducts to move water from one location to another, or drill deeper wells to reach aquifers, the future is unlikely to be one where we can solely engineer ourselves out of this challenge.

Water builds up in the rock, which gradually erodes it until it collapses.

Over a four-year period, Northumbrian Water built two AAD plants costing £75m.

Upstairs, the rooms contain many of their original furnishings, including clever armoires with basins (and running water) built into them.

They increase the velocity over time and the water builds up as it is spit out in a continuous stream.

Water built up for hours before breaching on Monday, sending a torrent downstream that threatened farms and residents.