Sentence examples for waters lost from inspiring English sources

Gabura, an island of 38,000 people surrounded by torrential tidal waters, lost 87 people dead or missing.

By the late 20th century, many of the brass, wire and rubber mills that once rumbled by the river's frothy waters lost work to other regions, and were shuttered.

"Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert" deals with Waters' feelings about war and invasion, and "The Fletcher Memorial Home" (the title is a nod to Waters' lost father) reflects the fantasy of gathering together political leaders including Leonid Brezhnev, Menachem Begin and Margaret Thatcher, and applying "the final solution" to them.

But what Waters lost in restaurant revenue, she's made up for in vision.

Water masses lighter than σ0 = 27.3 accumulate heat by increasing their volume, while heavier waters lose heat by decreasing their volume.

Water loss was calculated as the final weight 48 hours after addition subtracted from the post-watering weight (kg of water lost).

The watering regimes were (a) control, consisting of a main plot of well-watered plants throughout the experiment, which received 100% reposition of the water lost daily and a minimum soil humidity of -0,025 MPa at 15 cm of depth, and (b) drought stress, which consisted of 50% reposition of the water lost daily from anthesis on.

Moulton-Levy and Lee-Waters lost, 6-4, 6-0, to the Williams sisters, who recently won the Olympic gold medal in women's doubles.

The remaining 1,000 acre-feet of water are used to replenish lake water lost to evaporation.

She stared at the shimmering water, lost in faraway thoughts and savoring a cup of flavored ice.

The rainwater will be stored and used to replace water lost to evaporation in the office air-conditioning system.