Get Free Checker

deep-water

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or carried on in waters of great depth
    a deep-water port

How To Use deep-water In A Sentence

  • Trapped, they chose to paddle three miles down the coast to Waimea, where they hoped the deep-water bay would provide a navigable channel.
  • Some are larger and more colorful than others, and deep-water rigs offer the occasional glimpse at a tuna or even a billfish.
  • a deep-water port
  • In other places, water is delivered by tankers and stored in tanks in gardens or on roofs, or is pumped into homes from deep-water wells.
  • This led, in combination with lower surface-water densities, to a drastic reduction of deep-water formation in low-latitudinal epicontinental areas when a threshold value was reached.
  • Lost British gold in Spanish waters may now be recoverable with the use of deep-water robots.
  • The London Gateway, a £1. 5bn project to build a giant deep-water port and logistic park on the banks of the Thames near Thurrock, Essex, received its latest ministerial delegation last week. How pension funds can plug the investment gap
  • Next in order of estimation come two somewhat smaller species, both of the genus Actinopyga: the blackfish and the deep-water redfish.
  • The port's deep-water dry bulk terminal currently handling Russian fertiliser exports has just doubled its throughput capacity.
  • It was Deep-water Peter, holding a gun in one hand, and a dead sheldrake in the other. The Best Short Stories of 1921 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story
View all