Sentence examples for water trapping from inspiring English sources

Hence, the application of acetic anhydride as a solvent with potential water trapping ability was unsuccessful.

They were filmed slapping extremely vulnerable residents, soaking them in water, trapping them under chairs, taunting and swearing at them, pulling their hair and poking their eyes.

Depending on the design the constant will be higher for more water trapping details and vice versa.

Straining, he turned it upside down, raised it up until it cleared the waves, then plunged it back into the water, trapping a boot-size bubble of air inside.

We think that most of Mars (the equatorial region) can't support this kind of pore-space water trapping in the upper part of the surface because the planet is dry and the atmospheric pressure is low.

They've happened, for example, in New Orleans in Louisiana and the surrounding region — still recovering from more than US$100 billion in damages caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 — and in Jacksonville, Florida, where Irma swamped parts of the city under 2 metres of water, trapping residents and closing bridges and the city's international airport.

A bullied boy pushed down into a tank of water, trapped like a fly in amber.

Residents in Bristol were shocked as flood water trapped cars in Whitchurch Lane.

During the day, water trapped in the clinker comes back up in the form of humidity.

The water trapped in beaver dams may support many species and refill underground supplies.

(The sample did release water vapor, but at much higher temperatures, which indicated water trapped within minerals).