Sentence examples for water piles from inspiring English sources

When the windblown water runs up against land, the water piles up and flows inland.

The surface water piles up in the west, around Australia and the Philippines, making it several degrees warmer and a metre or so higher than the eastern side of the ocean.

Prior to the arrival of the filmmakers, the two women were on the verge of being evicted from Grey Gardens by the Village of East Hampton and the Suffolk County Board of Health because of their squalid living conditions -- no running water, piles of garbage, roaming cats and raccoons.

A rip current can occur when water piles up near the shore from advancing waves and is funnelled out to sea through a channel in the seabed.

Water piled up.

With rapids-like fury, water piled out of New York Harbor on Monday night and flooded scores of city streets, venturing far deeper into neighborhoods than anyone could remember.

But with so much water coming at once, and with tides running two to five feet above normal, the water piling up in inlets, rivers and bays will have nowhere to drain, potentially resulting in extensive inland flooding, forecasters said.

Two wiry young men guide us to the Ulala rapids and 90 minutes later we are at a mighty cataract, churning water piled high in waves the size of apartment blocks.

I'm in a huge, ancient cast iron bath with crackled cream enamel, and I've decided to float on my back in the green water, piling the huge mounds of luscious fleshy seaweed all over me.

The experimental set-up includes a flow recirculation system aimed at preventing water piling-up at the lee of the breakwater due to overtopping.

Specifically, these efforts have contributed a first characterization of the hydrodynamic loading on impacting wedges and of the energy imparted to the water pile-up and the spray jets.