Watertight Sentence Examples

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  • The puddle was then replaced, and remains sensibly watertight.

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  • These had also been bedded down on white lead and thick tar or pitch to keep the area watertight with cork filling all voids.

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  • It was a simple matter to refit the new bronze part with sealant making the pump watertight.

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  • Just how legally watertight these requirements are may be another matter!

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  • A problem with the rivalry theory This theory is not completely watertight.

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  • Of course, the two compartments are not watertight.

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  • The inner cuff system certainly keeps the wind out but it is not fully watertight.

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  • There is a general feeling that the Crown Prosecution Service is reluctant to proceed with actions when the case is anything but absolutely watertight.

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  • Some of these older-style cables were not totally watertight.

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  • In porous ground the basin will need to be made watertight.

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  • Burnley absorbed everything that was thrown at them, with Frank Sinclair and John McGreal looking watertight in the center of Burnley's defense.

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  • Blanking caps are available so that the plug can be left watertight when disconnected.

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  • At this point, it will only need a little additional tightening to become watertight.

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  • Cross Section to show the double skins of canvas which form eight watertight compartments.

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  • A watertight container - a large bucket is adequate.

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  • Watertight integrity depends to a great extent on the closeness of finish to each plank overlap or ' land '.

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  • Entrance to the vessel is made via the main watertight door at the end of the Well deck.

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  • Just how legally watertight these requirements are may be another matter !

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  • Burnley absorbed everything that was thrown at them, with Frank Sinclair and John McGreal looking watertight in the center of Burnley 's defense.

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  • But even filters of this type, if they are to be fully relied upon, must be frequently cleaned and sterilized, and great care must be taken that the joints and connexions are watertight, and that the candles are without cracks or flaws.

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  • Thus placed, no serious strains are caused either by changes of temperature or of moisture or by movements of the lateral supports, and with proper ingredients and care a very thin wall wholly below ground may be made watertight.

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  • At the far end stood a fourth watertight bulkhead, separating the crew's quarters from the engine room.

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  • The boat then glides effortlessly into one of the water filled caissons where the doors close to form a watertight seal.

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  • You cannot expect lobbyists to keep their different roles in watertight compartments.

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  • The valley gutter is watertight, following temporary repairs.

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  • Rubber rings are compressed between the fitting and the pipe in such a way as to produce a watertight seal.

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  • So they should get the ticket wording watertight so no motorist can get away without paying them.

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  • Low-slope materials have a watertight membrane, while steep slope are water shedding.

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  • Learning how to replace aluminum windows isn't hard, but keeping the installation level and watertight is important, so it pays to take extra time with these two critical steps.

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  • The husband is decidedly odd and his absence at the time of the crime doesn't give him a watertight alibi by any means.

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  • The simplest form of weir is a solid, watertight dam of firm earthwork or rubble stone, faced with stone pitching, with cribs filled with rubble, with fascine mattresses weighted with stone, or with masonry, and protected from undermining by sheet piling or one or more rows of well foundations.

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  • In Mill's inductive logic, the nominalistic convention has, through his tendency to think in relatively watertight compartment,s, 2 faded somewhat into the background.

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