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Sentence Examples This balloon was of man-made fibers and was filled with air heated by a propane flame. Once they were at the park, they walked to a bench that was facing a man-made pond. Some experts believe man-made global warming could trigger methane on the seabed to escape into the air again. Try to avoid polyester and other man-made fabrics, as they do not allow your skin to breathe. So the main causes of the famine in this case are not natural but man-made. Just as it seemed the worst of this natural disaster had passed, a man-made disaster erupted. One of the greatest man-made lakes in Europe is Keilder Water, high in the remote hills of Northumberland. People, old and young, queued up in the blazing sun, pails in hand, for man-made ice. It was a hard life in those days, one emphasized by natural or man-made disasters. Before March 15 this rule applied to almost all man-made and natural obstructions. The water park covers 40 square miles south of Cirencester and has 140 man-made lakes. Having a penchant for natural fabrics and dyes, he uses man-made fibers and chemical dyes as well. Ozone can also be destroyed in other ways by man-made chemicals that have been released into the atmosphere. Though it appears to be a natural calamity, to a great extent drought is a man-made calamity. The plaintiff owned a house next to a man-made lake on which the defendant conducted motor-boat races. These natural joints are stronger than man-made ones and save the carpenter a lot of time creating joints. They are cavity-nesters, finding a natural hollow in a tree, an old woodpecker hole, a hole in a building, or a man-made nest box. These theaters of anxiety illustrate collective helplessness in the face of unmanageable man-made, natural or supernatural forces. Once the spring returns, this chlorine, much of it originating from man-made pollutants like chlorofluorocarbons, disrupts the ozone layer. Over the years, peace activism has grown stronger and more vocal, thus reducing chances of any man-made apocalypses. Show More Sentences Shasta Lake, the largest man-made lake in the state, has more shoreline than San Francisco Bay and is home to a large fleet of houseboats. But we no longer have to look to the future for victims of man-made climate change. Once the sun passed below the horizon, a glittering display of man-made light and smoke enveloped the band. Presently, more than 10 million people are displaced by natural and man-made disasters in the world. Cycloalkanes are fairly common in the world of organic chemistry, both man-made and natural. Or perhaps that's just static from the man-made fibres sported by the louche characters draping themselves across the furniture. But what else can you do with 20 miles of arrow-straight road and nothing man-made in sight? The draperies were, frankly, an orange-coloured man-made fibre rather than caparisons of royal purple silk. There are three swimming pools, a 54-meter water slide and a swimming lagoon with a man-made white sandy beach. Legionellae are found most commonly in freshwater and man-made water systems. Instead of finding their way to the sea, they will scuttle along the full length of the man-made trap until the sun rises, baking them alive. Through the ages, Indian agriculture has been sustained by natural and man-made water bodies such as lakes, tanks, ponds and similar structures. The city was able to tap into water from the nearby man-made Big Bear Lake to create its orange orchards. He drew comparisons between democracy and the Yasig laws of the Tartars as being man-made laws that were overshadowing God's laws. The water fortress is the earliest man-made ancient military port in the country. It's not really an island, nor has this man-made lake ever been a quarry. As demand increased, other natural or man-made reservoirs were developed. They are constantly quoted as evidence that man-made climate change is not happening. I am pleased Paul eats primal fare such as this, and little in the way of unhealthy man-made fats such as margarine and processed foods. A brief stop at a man-made lake allowed us to see gipsywort, as well as other waterside vegetation and both yellow and white waterlilies. Show More Sentences The first two chapters retell the pre-World War II histories of rayon and nylon, the first man-made textile fibers. They lost a string of fortresses, and the province of Holland was only saved by a man-made flood when the dykes were deliberately opened. He's currently in our waters to measure whale numbers, and to audit the impact of man-made pollutants on marine creatures. Today, most of the country's southeast coast is surrounded by man-made reefs, which are harvested commercially. From the late 1970s, constellations of man-made navigation satellites have taken over as beacons to guide the way. To live according to the regular beat of man-made time, we have to carry time around with us. Life in a setting of such spectacular natural and man-made beauty, with rooms that come and go as one pleases, seems an impossible fantasy. The surrounding area has a man-made lake, surrounded by huge boathouses and houses. But we aren't prepared for that first grand view of Lake Powell, a vast man-made reservoir straddling Utah and Arizona. In addition, a number of radioisotopes, both natural and man-made, have been identified as beta emitters. It was the first man-made vacuum, and, thanks to the publicity given the experiment, is called a Torricellian vacuum to this day. Thus, even eating a healthy diet leads to an increasing burden of new man-made toxins, many of which have not been toxicologically assessed. The toxification of the biosphere by man-made poisons is one of the litany of ecological disasters that is bringing us undone. Through the trees however, the sparkle of a large, man-made lake was visible. It embraced the themes of freedom and individuality and transposed them onto an urban, man-made context. Asia's newest high-tech airport reaches out from a man-made land bridge between two islands in the Yellow Sea. This bass is synthetic, man-made and stuffed full of polyunsaturates, oxidants and E numbers. Well, the big deal is that suburbia is rapidly invading areas that were once considered more natural than man-made. Changes in this background can indicate the presence of a man-made aerosol associated with a biological warfare attack. But biosphere is also the name of a man-made and sealed environment, which simulates the earth's biosphere. Show More Sentences Conceptually, the building can be read as a man-made landscape enveloped by a single undulating zinc roof like the horizon line. Successful navigation was almost entirely due to the skill of the crew as opposed to any man-made contrivance. In fact, such ethics, as well as the morality that underlies them, are nothing more than man-made myth to the atheist. These fledgling wild barn owls wait in their man-made nest box for their parents to deliver a meal of mice or other rodents. In facing and planning for disasters, whether natural or man-made, we must do more than hope and pray for the best. Since the composites are man-made materials, they do not have the unexpected variation of granite or marble. Finally, man-made ditches, as well as existing bayous, sloughs, and streams in the St. Francis Watershed, provide suitable habitat for P. capax. We travel along a man-made section of the canal bordered by bluebells and bright yellow broom. Such commerce on the national scale was made possible by China's system of navigable waterways, partly natural and partly man-made. The 1960s also saw Telemark do pioneer work with man-made snow, creating what was at the time the world's largest snowmaking system. The Leat Project restored a man-made water channel or leat, at the Woodland Education Centre which is in south-west England. Out of this flat tropical planisphere rises a series four man-made mountain peaks, each echoed by a ripple of lesser man-made hillocks. Cabretta leather is still used, although man-made fibres and synthetic leathers are also available. These man-made compounds have a ring of six carbons joined to a 7-member ring with 5 carbons and 2 nitrogens indicated by diazo. This instance was not the first time that man-made construction vibrations were a concern for the tower. The climbers were like spidermen, swiftly moving their bodies on the almost vertical man-made hills. Animal instincts and senses proved to be far more effective than any man-made warning system. The global supply of sodium chloride is mostly mined as rock salt from man-made caves resulting from evaporation of ancient inland seas. If we are not to use man-made poisons, the answer favoured by progressive gardeners is some kind of natural remedy. Derived from cellulose fibers that are made into pulp and felted together, paper is one of the most common of man-made materials. Show More Sentences Set against the mass of textured stone, the thin man-made planes of a rusted steel door and rusty faceted piling are peculiarly resonant. The grounds of this estate have been handworked and the man-made pond installed with attention to detail. Today, some restingas still suffer man-made impact through fire or cattle, but even apparently pristine areas display an open physiognomy. He created a low-budget, effectively fatalistic horror film about a man-made plague that wipes out humanity. There was, however, property tax on man-made capital to be reduced as an offset to higher tax on pure land rents. This counterpoint rhythm, of natural and man-made elements, alludes to both classical and modern musical forms. Other caves are either unreachable or destructed owing to natural calamities as well as by man-made destruction. In the same way, we cannot say which of the heatwaves were man-made and which were natural, but we can apportion blame for the change in risk. Think of the Phoenix-area canals as ersatz rivers, as man-made, tidier, vastly simplified rivers. Surely Mother Nature meting out carnage on such a grand scale shows just how petty and futile man-made squabbles really are. Some members of Congress are bracing for what they say is a pending man-made financial disaster. The fact that a man-made object is now approaching the heliopause, where the solar winds cease to blow, is a remarkable achievement. Most special occasion dresses are made of chiffon, georgette, silk or man-made silk, organza, or crepe. Rocks featuring markings that resemble man-made configurations especially fascinate Fiore, who has viewed cave paintings in France. Few man-made commodities have risen in value on the scale of stringed instruments. This water flows back into the lake down an artificial weir and man-made stream to re-enter the lake at three outlets along the island bank. Scores of carriageworkers had already succumbed to diseases brought on by working with the man-made fibre. This is nonsense, because time is a man-made convention based on the movement of the earth about its axis and orbit around the sun. So, why not just use man-made nuclear energy and nuke the planet today? The global warmists, of course, are blaming it on man-made global warming. Show More Sentences The man stands at attention, head angled up, hands clenched at his sides, literally embodying the edifice of culture and the rigidity of man-made structures. It is a lovely spot and must be one of the quietest places on earth, with no man-made sounds and only a couple of fish eagles and rock hyrax to disturb the silence. When calibrated to be in tune with the planet's resonance, it created what is still the largest man-made electrical surge ever, an arc over 130 feet long. The second night attack, which used high explosive and incendiary bombs alternately, caused the first man-made firestorm which affected an area of 22sq.km. A man-made code that squares with the moral law, or the law of God, is a just law. Urbanski can hold forth on the inanity of man-made climate change like a pro. But a man-made code that is inharmonious with the moral law is an unjust law. People who know me will know the general drift of my thoughts and the intensity of my feelings on disasters, whether they be personal, natural or man-made. The temple is a number of buildings surrounding this man-made pool where devotees gather around and bathe themselves to purify and cure of any sickness. Because the campus is punctuated by a series of natural and man-made lakes, streams and fountains, water plays an important sensate role in the psyche of the community. A report says a man-made womb could be reality within 30 years. On the minus side, man-made fibres are less breathable than cotton and don't absorb moisture as well, so they can be less comfortable in the summer. All weather is now born into an environment that is warmer and moister because of man-made greenhouse-gas pollution. There were man-made ones too of course and most of these were forest fires in California which took some time to control as there were strong winds urging them on. The choice of marble colours is extremely wide and the smoothness of the stone, coupled with natural veining, creates an effect no man-made material can ever replicate. These substances are relatively harmless compared to longer-living man-made plastics like polyethylene. I take a walk along the sands, free from the harshness of man-made noise. To a small extent, this can also happen in the stomachs of ruminant animals, such as cows and sheep, but without the same detrimental effect as the man-made variety. I've heard it used to describe the man-made features such as walls, paths, arbors, hedges, and fences that divide the garden into different areas. The Risotian Expanse was home to a race of swamp farmers who resided on floating man-made islands in the swamplands at the southernmost tip of Osara. Show More Sentences We live in an age when man-made noise, of all sorts, seems inescapable. It now becomes clear that prolonged exposure to man-made infrasound and ultrasound has similar effects via apparently similar physiological mechanisms. The last few summers the fashion seemed to be polyester or other man-made fabrics and the skirts were quite figure hugging and looked quite appalling on me. This continues to be so in the face of mounting evidence that many of them are man-made and could be averted altogether or lessened by careful planning and forethought. In addition to the perennial problems of education and begging that usually presume on the generosity of the citizens, there are a host of natural and man-made disasters. The former president of the Royal Astronomical Society was accused of denying man-made climate change in a column published in a Canadian newspaper. Machines and engines, pulleys and wheels, and the idea that power could be harnessed by man-made devices made the toilsome labor of the past nearly obsolete. They contain man-made chemicals such as mephedrone and methylenedioxypyrovalerone, related to khat, an organic stimulant found in Arab and East African countries. All natural and man-made objects emit, and reflect, different levels of electromagnetic energy at various frequencies. In the absence of man-made defences such as sea walls, the annual damage to property and roads in these areas exceeds pounds 2bn. The Next Generation Airport is a superhub constructed offshore on a man-made island. When the water suddenly became too deep, they dragged one of the girls onto a bodyboard and reached a man-made concrete coastal defence. All three species became terminally constipated from ingesting this man-made microlitter. Modern tennis racquets are made of graphite, fibreglass and other man-made materials. Those factors include diseases, fisheries and man-made structures such as dams and fish ladders. The purple martin is a member of the swallow family and is well-known for living in man-made nest boxes. On January 4, they found Dorothy's body near Blackstrap Lake, south of Saskatoon, in a man-made tunnel. The bioregionalists advocate replacing the man-made, historically arbitrary political boundaries of nations, states and counties. Many man-made pollutants activate the aryl hydrocarbon receptor and are risk factors for type 2 diabetes. This has led to my involvement with the beginnings of language, early man-made marks and ogham and bardic alphabets. Show More Sentences Abu Dhabi will soon have the first man-made aquifer, which can store fresh water up to 100 years. This medium-sized molossid bat roosts in buildings, the undersides of bridges, and other man-made structures. It is a goal of industry and scientists alike to better constrain the sources of fugitive methane emissions from man-made activities. The space probe took pictures of vast frozen plains on Pluto, which are already unofficially called Sputnik Planum after the world's first man-made satellite. His study found that isoprene, once it is altered chemically via exposure to the sun, reacts with man-made nitrogen oxides to create particulate matter. Two surgeons would have removed the damaged section of Houllier's aorta and replaced it with a graft, made of an inert man-made material called Dacron. To create Arctic apples, Okanagan scientists silenced the apples' PPO genes by inserting a man-made gene that contains portions of four natural PPO genes. Creating the perfect mixture of sand and water for our man-made Cinderellaesque castle, I looked up at the expanse of water before me and had one of those epiphany moments. Th Wildlife Crossing is a brilliant man-made structure built to provide a safe crossing path for wildlife, especially to protect the endangered European badger. While stratospheric ozone provides vital protection against harmful solar radiation, the same gas in the lower troposphere is a man-made pollutant and harmful to health. In response to this problem, Bonneville and some of the other Columbia dams have installed fish ladders so spawning salmon can swim past the man-made obstructions. A vacuum fluctuation was an even more remote possibility than the chances of a man-made elementary particle destroying the Earth, said Dr Allanach. Examples from Classical Literature You are right in your idea that this whole affair is man-made and not an accident of nature. Of what use are man-made laws with only man-made penalties, or none at all? If it be man-made, and I'll bet my bottom dollar that it is, we will also have to destroy it. These rays are man-made and, as such, can be accounted for by man. Those names are man-made, and creeds of those churches are man-made, too. An ice bridge is a frozen, man-made structure on the surface of a bay, river, lake, or sea. The operation has been designed to return all dredged water back to a man-made lake. Its biggest attraction is Rutland Water, at 3,100 acres the largest man-made lake in western Europe. Sky watchers across this country will see an event tonight that is notable because of the quirks of the man-made calendar and happens, well, just once in a blue moon. The dogs had stopped beside a water-hole, not a fissure, but a hole man-made, chopped laboriously with an axe through three and a half feet of ice. Find more words! 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