(1) We opened the sluice and the water poured in.

(2) We opened the sluice and water poured in.

(3) They sluice the streets down every morning.

(4) We had to sluice out the garage to get rid of the smell of petrol.

(5) City sweepers sluice down Telegraph Street every morning.

(6) A filled-in marsh is a sluice for sediment.

(7) At last the sluice gates were lowered.

(8) The sluice gates holding back a bottomless reservoir of blood are creaking open, spattering the country with thick, viscous dollops.

(9) The sluice gates are lifted by chains on old fashioned rollers.

(10) New sluice gates hold out the sea water at high tides.

(11) I follow her in, sluice around, dry up(/sluice.html), come and fetch her.

(12) The defeat opened the sluice gates and venom flowed through in raging torrents.

(13) Culvert and sluice block and sluice water.

(14) Another sluice gate keeps floodwater out of the lake.

(15) A major practice is to sluice through pipelines to settling pond.

(16) The sanitation worker has to sluice the steps down every day.

(17) The sluice receives the product in a charged manner via the charging door and allows it to pass into the oven.

(18) Convenience sluice gate rapidly, energy, fluid resistance small, you can always operate.

(19) Analyze load behavior of sluice with method of - dimension - linearity finite - element method. 6.

(20) The moment the prison doors closed behind Gandhi the sluice gates of violence opened.

(21) The water was fed to the mill through a cast iron sluice box set in the back wall.

(22) Just opposite the point where the brook which runs past Lawrence's old home joins the Erewash itself stands a mill sluice.

(23) Water was conducted into the meadow via artificially constructed channels and elaborate sluice gates and allowed to flow across the grass.

(24) This picturesque beauty however, was terminated by the walls and sluice gates of the old mill.

(25) It is only responsible for the reservoir itself and for the sluice gates, says Maxwell.

(26) He smiled without humour when Frankie sucked at the soap-filled cloth in order to sluice the taste of rancid beck-water from his mouth.

(27) As the tide rose, water was forced back up the Westbury Brook and held back by the sluice gates.

(28) Torrents of water pour into the Ouse River System, sluice gates open and excess water floods the meadows.

(29) Mills were often built on an estuary where the water could be trapped upstream at high tide by sluice gates.

(30) Having been careful for years to keep excess cash out of the economy, Beijing opened the sluice gates to counter the global financial crisis. It has been too slow to close them.

(1) We opened the sluice and the water poured in.

(31) The Jinshan Dam took when flood - diversion sluice downriver anti - water barrier, it eradicates cannot have artificial resistance.

(32) Inspect manage is perforative project whole process: Action, bid, coordinate schedule, budgetary final accounts, optimize a design, reduce excavate and concrete backfill, cancelled scouring sluice.

(33) The air rings with water music as snowmelt and spring rains sluice down the Rize Valley, tumbling in broad cataracts from one brimful lake to another.

(34) Open that sluice gate and let water out into the channel.

(35) Up ahead appeared something like a sluice gate, straddling the tracks.

(36) While we sluice, the manager played with a carved paper knife.

(37) Out of the sluice springs an inexhaustible supply of water.

(38) They regulate the flow of water by the sluice gate.

(39) The Jinshan Dam took when flood-diversion sluice downriver anti- water barrier, it eradicates cannot have the artificial resistance.

(40) As soon as the sluice gate was opened, the water surged in.

(41) The utility model can be used for building and rebuilding top emersed strobes, in particular to tide fending and salty water sluice gate, and the investment is small.

(42) The bedrock under the second channel sluice of Gezhouba Project is mainly composed of alternation of strata of clayey siltstone and sandstone.

(43) Out of the sluice springs an exhaustible supply of water.

(44) Model test was carried out to study the ice -force acting on the sluice piers and the drift ice -passing capacity of a hydro project.

(45) Also briefly described is the newly developed sluice fine screen.

(46) But the elasticity assume existed dissatisfactory aspects to rather fluctuant free surface flow downstream sluice.

(47) The hoisting forms for tailrace sluice gate of power house of hydropower station are various.

(48) A sluice or gate used to control a flow of water.

(49) As soon as we opened the sluice[], the water poured in.

(50) Such methods include that filling earth in the traffic bridge to change the position of gravitative centre of sluice chamber, and adding insertwalls to reduce the wall pressure of boxshaped wall.

(51) The conclusion can provide scientific basis for sluice reliability design and recension 'The Standard of Design Sluice'.

(52) To avoid the effect of unidirectional layered compression summation method without considering side swell, the approximate calculation formula for estimating sluice(dam) foundation sinking is derived.

(53) At present, the measurement of sluice gate opening usually uses the digital encoder. It has the advantage of high measuring precision and uses the absolute coding method which makes it widely used.

(54) The disclosed valve refers to a hydraulic and pneumatic self-balance sluice valve.

(55) The distributed computer system mode is employed in this supervision system,() which will promote the modernization and high efficient management of the sluice.

(56) The prime minister announced on Thursday that the government would open Bangkok's sluice gates to allow the deluge from the North to drain through canals in Bangkok into the Gulf of Thailand.

(57) The application practice has shown that both valves, especially the single cylinder one, are more suitable than sluice valve, ball valve or pipe clamp valve in regulating and controlling the...

(58) This paper introduces two kinds of devices, i. e. , air compression and loose-leaf rapid sluice, aiming at the super-hump operation problem of large-scaled drainage pumps.

(59) A sluice gate for regulating the amount of water in a millrace or a canal or for emptying a lock.