flow out in Czech
flow out <v.> vytékat Entry edited by: B2 vytéci Entry edited by: B2 flow out <v.> odtékat Entry edited by: B2
Sentence patterns related to "flow out"
1. He caused water to flow out of the rock for them;
2. Many rivers begin in the Central Highlands and flow out to the coast.
3. Secretions from Acini flow out of the pancreas through a tree-like series of ducts
4. We allow our feelings to flow out towards him in adoration, confession, thanksgiving and praise.
5. 16:4, 14, 15, 35) Jehovah also made water flow “out of the flinty rock.”
6. Aquifers can be drained by man-made wells or they can flow out naturally in springs.
7. A lever (4) is actuated to cause a water jet (20) to flow out of the fitting.
8. Vigilant does the highly hot money flow out is not the patriotic scholar's duty - bound responsibility massively?
9. A full 6-8” column of steam will flow out of the vent holes in the Canner
10. (Proverbs 12:8) A discerning person does not allow words to flow out of his mouth hastily.
11. Like that visionary river, God’s provisions for life would flow out to his people in ever-greater abundance.
12. As a result, the considerable funds flowing into communities quickly flow out again to non-Aboriginal businesses in neighbouring towns.
13. And we can follow where they flow out from that tumor site, so we can see the first places where that cancer might travel.
14. Be sure not to touch the tip when you let the urine flow out of the large drainage Bag into the toilet or emptying container.
15. Wealthy: The countess was quite Affluent.; abundant; flowing freely Not to be confused with: effluent – to flow out; an outflow of waste: The effluent from
16. The Camshaft, or cam for short, opens and closes the intake and exhaust valves, allowing the fresh air/fuel mixture to enter the cylinder for combustion, and the spent gases to flow out
17. The present invention relates to an apparatus for collecting sap which automatically collects sap by diagonally cutting the epidermis of a tree (in particular, a rubber tree) and allowing the sap to flow out.
18. Dis·em·Bogued, dis·em·bogu·ing, dis·em·bogues To flow out or empty, as water from a channel: "the river whose dirty waters disembogue into the harbor" (John Updike).
19. Isaiah 48:21 View whole chapter See verse in context And they thirsted not when he led them through the deserts: he caused the waters to flow out of the rock for them: he Clave the rock also, and the waters gushed out.
20. Equal attention is given to the measurement of time, based on the device named the nalika, being the time taken for one Adhaka of water to flow out of a pot through a hole of the same diameter as that of a wire 4 angulas long, made from 4 masas of gold.