Sentence examples for waterproofing in from inspiring English sources

John Romich, the owner of Everdry Waterproofing in Rochester, said one way to keep water out is to install an exterior drain system around the foundation.

Finkel reveals that the life-saving vessel in some of the Babylonian flood sagas was a coracle, a bowl made of coiled palm-fibre rope and coated with bitumen for waterproofing — in other words, an oversized basket used as a light paddle boat.

This paper looks at the interaction between natural limestone fillers and sodium oleate, a waterproofing agent used in rendering mortars, which, despite being water soluble is very effective as waterproofing in cement-based mortars at very low dosages.

Samsung made the Galaxy S5 water-resistant last year, but has gotten rid of that kind of environmental protection with this year's Galaxy S6, and given the relative performance of both the GS5 and Sony's devices, it remains unclear how much value consumers actually put in waterproofing in terms of impacting their buying decision.

As the shed is unlikely to have waterproofing in its walls, it needs to be able to circulate air to remove dampness.

Why not just carry a waterproof in a normal rucksack?

But bear in mind Wear good walking shoes, preferably boots, and take a waterproof in case of rain.

There have been dances in swimming pools (Daniel Larrieu's Waterproof), in libraries, in more churches (Shobana Jeyasingh's Too Mortal), in railway stations, forests, even shop windows.

There follows much drinking of ale, meeting of fans, days spent in bed, and the obligatory complaints about the British weather (no decent waterproofs in those days).

Tours – pack wellies and waterproofs in winter – are conducted by manager Jean Salkazanov, who leads visitors around the four breeding ponds, explaining how water is extracted from the river and later returned to it in a sustainable process.

The phone is waterproof — in water up to three feet deep for a half-hour, according to Sony — but it looks like a standard smartphone, lacking the macho armoring of most devices built to withstand the elements.