How To Use Inundation In A Sentence
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In coastal regions sea level rise will lead to more coastal inundation.
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Season of the Inundation: Sweet, black silt mingled with holy myrrh, melilot, hyssop, spikenard, balsam, cedar, and a hint of melting snow from the Abyssinian hills.
Thor's Day
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In my opinion, the population of sun dried tomatoes in a state of olive oil inundation is something you are forgetting to include.
Brunch en Casa
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The inundation at two spots on the Tangerang toll road this past week has been a major source of frustration.
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Taking a natural view of the country, it is barren, sandy, and mountainous, interspersed with a few green spots, called oases, or made fertile by the inundation of some river in the rainy season.
Incidents Connected with the Life of Selim Aga, A Native of Central Africa
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For consumers, the inundation of imports has not reduced tortilla prices, which increased 350 percent between 1994 and 1998.
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Building over the floodplain will cause increased inundation lower down.
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In his most remarkable feat, he constructs a low-lying town in a dry lakebed only to drown it for a spectacular inundation.
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Flood defence experts are to give householders in the Hambleton area advice on how to protect their homes from inundation.
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Seven years before the last day, the sea shall submerge Eirin [ Ireland ] in one inundation.
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The delayed Airport flyover work has resulted in blocking of drains, leading to inundation of water, she added.
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A continuous struggle against the dangers of landslips, fires, inundations, explosions of firedamp, like claps of thunder.
The Underground City
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The Epic of Gilgamesh describes a flood which preceded the Biblical inundation by at least a thousand years.
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Part of it was due to the drying up of local film production, muscled out of business by the inundation of Hollywood movies.
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With cultch either lacking or covered in slime from the freshwater inundations, a terrible downward spiral could be at hand.
Times, Sunday Times
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Moreover, M. alternifolia developed aerenchyma and adventitious roots during inundation, with root porosity in the flooded seedlings much higher than that of the control.
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Worst of all was the inundation of mosquitoes and ants.
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Season of the Inundation: Sweet, black silt mingled with holy myrrh, melilot, hyssop, spikenard, balsam, cedar, and a hint of melting snow from the Abyssinian hills.
Thor's Day
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The banks are still perforated in places by flapped devices which allow the outflow of rainwater at low tide, while preventing inundation by the incoming tidal surge.
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Inundation was the sowing period, coming-forth was the growing period, and summer was the harvest period.
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A disabled man has been helped to replace his car, which was damaged in the inundations.
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Five provinces have declared for young Stadt, and there will be inundation, conflagration, constupration, consternation, and every sort of nation and nations, fighting away, up to their knees, in the damnable quags of this will-o'-the-wisp abode of Boors.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 2 (of 6) With His Letters and Journals
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In the presence of the terrible inundation of the gallery of Airolo and the falling of aquiferous rocks, creating in the subterranean work so desperate a situation that a large number of very experienced engineers almost advised the abandonment of the works, Favre remained impassive.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882
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The districts at the extremities of the country are Nephthys, and Anubis accordingly is the son of the Nile, which by its inundation has fructified a distant part of the country.
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Some maps also included information about how fast the flow of water might be over land or how long the inundation might last.
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It can also be grown without inundation, soil-moisture being held at near field capacity, in which case it is generally referred to as upland rice.
Chapter 7
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Both would be vulnerable to inundation from a rise in sea level.
Brendan Smith: Coming Now to a Job Near You! Why Climate Change Matters for California Workers
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Northern areas are likely to become more important agriculture regions as Britain's richest cereal growing areas in East Anglia and Lincolnshire suffer inundation and salt soils because of increasing storminess and rising sea levels.
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Season of the Inundation: Sweet, black silt mingled with holy myrrh, melilot, hyssop, spikenard, balsam, cedar, and a hint of melting snow from the Abyssinian hills.
Thor's Day
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Although far from isolated, it has generally avoided tourist inundation and retains a rich cultural identity.
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He said the technicians needed a week to repair the leaking pipe because they had to block it first from water inundation before soldering the leakages.
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In his most remarkable feat, he constructs a low-lying town in a dry lakebed only to drown it for a spectacular inundation.
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After the inundation , things were scatter about in a mess everywhere.
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Expeditions were sent to Abyssinia to ascertain the cause of the inundation of the Nile.
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For some reason, it doesn't seems to suffer from the same inundation of spam that the other site does.
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It's probably because of all the usual inundation of news reports on flu this season as well as mention of illness in several people's blogs.
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The distribution of plants in freshwater marshes is driven by competition, inundation and draw-down.
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After traversing these plains for two miles in a south-east direction we came upon a valley through which flowed a branch of the river we had this day discovered, running in a bed of fifty yards across, and having in its centre a rapid stream falling in small cascades; it appeared at times subject to extensive inundations, and here its course was through barren plains covered with rocks piled up in strange fantastic masses, and the bed was composed of that kind of red sandstone which at Perth is called ironstone; this being the farthest point north at which I have remarked it.
Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and Western Australia, Volume 2
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The inundation bordered the road, and just beyond the inundation were the German trenches.
Kings, Queens and Pawns An American Woman at the Front
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plains fertilized by annual inundations
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Is it the overwhelming inundation of releases?
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The annual inundation of the Nile increased the likelihood of waterborne infections.
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we received an inundation of email
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Provided burial is not too deep, plants will recover within weeks or months of inundation.
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Following persistent inundation, forests may be destroyed in a relatively short period of time.
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I am proud to say this year, there has not been even small amount of inundation.
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He states that he considers the kunkur to be deposited by calcareous waters, abounding in infusorial animalculæ; that the waters of the annual inundation are rich in lime, and that all the facts that have come under his observation appear to him to indicate that this is the source of the kunkur deposit, which is seen in a different form in the Italian travertine, and the crescent nodules of the Isle of Sheppey and of Bologne.
A Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Volumes I & II
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Due to the periodic tidal inundation of the experimental plots, fertilizer application was required on a regular basis.
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The first three uniformed servants of the people that he approached did not even make it through his halting English rendition of the directions he sought, and the fourth suggested a personal act which even the inundation of Lycra, Spandex, and tight-denimed babes could not wipe from his mind.
The Continuing Saga of Mephistopheles Doufis & The Rovinian Olympic squad
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There are five water disasters in Jianghan Plain: flood, inundation , subsurface waterlogging, drought and water environment.
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He was appealed to at times of famine caused by low inundation of the Nile.
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Colonel Lewis Pick, the architect of the tribes' inundation, was the embodiment of a no-nonsense military man.
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palmetto" land, marking the limits of the annual inundation, extended northward through the woods, and parallel to the line of fence.
The Quadroon Adventures in the Far West
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The inundation occurred because Sanchung's water displacement system was incapable of handling the torrential rain, the city said.
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It lies in a pit, which, during the inundation, is filled with water.
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The capybara, for instance, is at home in the Latin American lowlands, where the climate is hot and humid and floods cause seasonal inundations.
Chapter 3
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In his recent introduction to a book on the photographers, he termed our current inundation with electronic media as a "moronic inferno."
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In this inundation there comes to pass the essential outpouring or immersion in the superessential Unity; and this is the union without distinction, of which I have often told you.
The Adornment of the Spritual Marriage
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The threatened inundation of fat had subsided, and all his old-time Indian leanness and of muscle had returned.
Chapter XXVI
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_A great waste by an inundation or inbreaking of the sea, a tribute of
Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (7 of 8) The Seventh Boke of the Historie of England
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In the south, the disease, virulent and immedicable, had nearly annihilated the race of man; storm and inundation, poisonous winds and blights, filled up the measure of suffering.
The Last Man
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Not only will you have the greatest depth and the slackest flow but also you won't be in danger of an inundation.
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A dank, fresh-fishy smell pervades the atmosphere; and such houses as were open to public view bore evident signs of inundation on the walls and 'slumgullion' on the floors.
The Recent Floods in Sacramento Valley, California
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It is cattle and sheep country, and after 10 years of drought the inundation is a blessing for some.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper
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Corrosion and the constant action of the water caused caving-in in the interior of the tunnel, and obstructed the passage to such an extent that, during the viceregency of Archbishop Fray Garcia Guerra (1611-12), in reply to the inquiry made by Philip III for information concerning the utility of the work, the amount so far expended, and what would still be required to complete it, the archbishop and the municipal government replied that the work done by Martín was not sufficient to place the city beyond the danger of inundations and that $413,325 had been expended and
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 16 [Supplement]
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A former church, which stood on the same site, was washed down by an inundation in 1271.
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They bring with them devastating winds, heavy rain and the threat of coastal inundation from tidal surges.
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Similar inundations were a regular occurrence back then, bringing the added risk of starvation to survivors due to the disruption caused to agriculture.
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That is not the dialect of thy language; thou hast given a remedy against the deepest water by water; against the inundation of sin by baptism; and the first life that thou gavest to any creatures was in waters: therefore thou dost not threaten us with an irremediableness when our affliction is a sea.
Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions Together with Death's Duel
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Otherwise, inundation would ensue to our dismay.
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She recalls the inundation of the red-eyed bugs during their last appearance.
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Modern engineering skill enables them to tunnel the crest, to cut galleries in the perpendicular walls of gorges, and to embank mountain torrents against the spring inundation of the roadbed, where it drops to the valley floor.
Influences of Geographic Environment On the Basis of Ratzel's System of Anthropo-Geography
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You also in the report talk about these so-called inundation zones, places that would be overwhelmed by water in the wake of an incident like we saw a year ago.
CNN Transcript Dec 26, 2005
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i think that in a world mediated by commercial image inundation, it is particularly jarring to see visuals that are incongruous with the usual profit motivations.
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Dangerous areas cannot be identified systematically and consistently, nor can reliable data be obtained on frequency of inundation.
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Rice is conventionally grown under conditions of inundation, when it is referred to as paddy (the term is also used for the bunded plot in which rice is grown) or as wet-land or low-land rice.
Chapter 7
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Egypt is generally associated with arid desert and the sharply contrasting fertile strip of land through the Nile Valley watered by the annual inundation of the River Nile.
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This plant requires a light foil, well tilled, and never de - luged with water; for this reafon fpots are preferred which arc Hoping, beeaufe this pofition preierves the indigo plant from the ftagnation of the rain, which might deftroy it, and from inundations, that might cover it with a prejudicial flime.
An historical, geographical, commercial, and philosophical view of the United States of America, and of the European settlements in America and the West-Indies
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The floodplain soils are more nutrient rich than the upland soils because annual inundation from the whitewater rivers (carrying suspended solids from the Andes) results in the deposition of organic and mineral sediments on the forest floor.
Solimões-Japurá moist forest
