Sentence examples for water to break from inspiring English sources

"From this point I wait for the water to break down its own photographic image.

How do you get a pregnant character's water to break on cue? (Pneumatics).

"We're able to actually wash running water to break up an ice bridge, and get things going again," she said.

Concentration of some kind is required to offset the tendency for water to break down polymers of biological significance.

It takes millions of gallons of water to break up the shale, and at least 30 percent remains underground forever.

All the material must be chipped and all the chippings need to be saturated with water to break down quickly.

After the artifice of most reality television, it feels thrillingly natural: there is no voiceover, and the sensationally precarious births are balanced by the tedium of mothers waiting for their waters to break.

Having a better sense of familiarity has created warmer waters to break the ice for new students and translated into a faster sense of community on campus.

One is the energy requirement for a water molecule to break the hydrogen bonds formed with neighboring molecules, while the other is the activation energy for water diffusion within the membrane.

The police used tear gas and chemical-laced water cannons to break up the protest.

Police used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon to break up anti-government protests in Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir.