silted In A Sentence

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• The harbour lies on the eastern side of this promontory, but it is an unsafe roadstead, being unprotected towards the north-east and having been much silted up, so that vessels cannot approach within
• The line of this now-silted canal can be considered a convenient boundary marking the landward edge of the peninsula.
• The harbour has now silted up.
• Most rivers, if not all, are heavily silted by mudflow due to the eruption of Mount Pinatubo and succeeding lahar flows.
• Further analysis suggests that narrowed river channel increases flood current velocity and silted riverbed slows down tidal wave propagation velocity.
• The ruins which are seen are the ruins of long centuries of tanks that once flourished and became silted up. But they did not all flourish at once.
• The riverbed is silted up , so there's no outlet for the floodwater.
• The verbage is silted and the situations illogical.
• On her once familiar street , as in any unused channel , an unfamiliar queerness had silted up .
• The river Turag, a tributary of Buriganga, has now silted away.
• Lake McKerrow to the north of Milford Sound is a fiord with a silted-up mouth.
• I am the place where two rivers meet, silted with upheaval and loss.
• The harbours which played so important a part in antiquity are nearly all silted up, and, with the exception of Beirut, afford no safe anchorage for the large vessels of modern times.
• The harbour silted up many years ago.
• With its loss of flow, the river's old mouth had silted up, thus forming the lagoon and swamp.
• For the most part, their conversations were silted.
• The ancient lake silted in, forming a flat bottom.
• What life there was, was amorphous, useless : lugworms and silted shrimp.
• The original outlets on the stage were silted in.
• The manufacture of cloth had disappeared, the harbour is silted up, and there is no special local industry.
• Silted up and obsolete, the port was cleared of debris, filled, and redeveloped.
• The river has once again silted to a large extent.
• The 1893 Brisbane floods silted up the Brisbane River inhibiting coastal shipping and halting production from both meatworks for some time.
• The creek serving the factory silted up and mining in Cornwall declined.
• Harbourof these remained open very long and the harbor rapidly silted up.
• These decisions can transform a fragmented and silted model into a customer-adaptive enterprise.
• The floor has been much silted up with earth brought in by rain water.
• The pools today are badly silted up from the waste water from the motorway above.
• A former pool had silted up and was turning into a miniature reed marsh.
• Arundel docks silted up between 1875 and 1896.
• I guess a silted up dry well is a possible cause.
• This is all that remains of the ancient Mongeham Docks, long since silted up.