Sentence examples for waters ends from inspiring English sources

Whale and Dolphin Conservation has also reported that whale meat from European waters ends up in Japan, where it appears in luxury dog food, canned for canines who no longer hunt their own food.

A new construction project can make a big difference in where surge waters end up.

Most of Siberia's rivers go north or join others that do, and their waters end up in the Arctic Ocean.

In 1971, after a decade of high catches, it became scarce in Japanese waters, ending commercial whaling in 1975.

Friction can therefore arise due to lack of agreement over where one side's waters end and the other's begin.

Fairbrook's water ends in the North Sea.

But the story recounted in "When the Water Ends" is not only about climate change.

As for the plunging moulins, where that water ends up remains mysterious.

A lot of the water ends up in two wading pools lined with big swaths of black inner-tube rubber.

"In the north, the snow stays around a long time, so that water ends up in the Connecticut River," she said.

I tilt my head back and let the water stream down my face until I can't tell anymore where the water ends and my tears begin.