Sentence examples for water to circulate from inspiring English sources
I tried out a troika of one-cup infusers, rubber or metal strainers that dip into your mug, allowing hot water to circulate freely.
By drilling deep into the Earth (where rock temperatures can reach more than 200C) and pumping water into the hole, the underground hot rocks fracture, thus allowing the water to circulate and heat up.
The pipelines are usually arranged in a gridiron pattern that allows water to circulate in interconnected loops; this permits any broken sections of pipe to be isolated for repair without disrupting service to large areas of the community.
A few months ago, rich foreigners who had bought villas in Dubai were complaining about the quality of the sand on their artificial beaches or the difficulty of getting water to circulate around the twiddly fronds of the man-made island shaped like a palm.
This facilitated a current of freezing water to circulate westward around the southern ocean, blocking the passage of warm equatorial waters to the Antarctic and sentencing the South Pole to an ice cap and Australia to desert.
They are multicellular organisms that have bodies full of pores and channels allowing water to circulate through them, consisting of jelly-like mesohyl sandwiched between two thin layers of cells.
You can add a quiet trickling water fountain to circulate the water ( which delays the need to change it ).
When the muscle lengthens (by contraction of circular and radial fibres), the shell is raised from the rock, allowing respiratory water currents to circulate.
As the water begins to circulate through the percolator, you'll notice it sputter or bubble within this globe.
But there's no way to quickly shut off a reactor: the heat that builds up inside it is so intense that even if something goes wrong, cooling water must continue to circulate through its systems for days before it is safe.
At that time, the tub was drained, re-filled with well water, and left to circulate at 37°C until the delivery.
