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1. The harbour has silted up.

2. Sand has silted up the river delta.

3. The harbour has now silted up.

4. Mud is silting up the stream.

5. The old harbour has silted up.

6. The old harbour silted up years ago.

7. The harbour silted up many years ago.

8. The sand has silted up the mouth of the river.

9. Another bypass was cut; it too silted up.

10. By 1904, however, the artificial channel had already silted up, and a bypass had to be cut.

11. With its loss of flow, the river's old mouth had silted up, thus forming the lagoon and swamp.

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12. From now until the year 2000, the arts calendar is silting up with festivals, memorials and monumental events.

13. Was he drowned in an accident and his canoe washed further down to be buried in the silting up of the marshes?

14. There was no bubbling of water from inside, and the culvert seemed to be disused and silted up with debris.

15. Increased erosion will accelerate the process of silting up the region's hydro-electric dams.

16. A former pool had silted up and was turning into a miniature reed marsh.

17. The reservoir behind it would have long since silted up.

18. Without huge investment the reservoirs will silt up.

19. The mouth of the river was beginning to silt up—a powerful symbol of over-exploitation.

20. And the ownership of shoaly land which silt up naturally should be determined the attaching rule.

21. Current research centres around tackling so-called tangles in the brain which are thought to "silt up" the brain's thought processes.

22. Plaques of beta-amyloids are thought to "silt up" the brain and cause nerve death and loss of function.

23. And the ownership of shoaly land which silt up naturally should be determined according to the attaching rule.

24. The rivers are infinitely renewable, at least until the reservoirs silt up or the climate changes.

25. As the peat shrank, the critical outfall of the river Ouse into the North Sea inevitably began to silt up.

26. Some recalled a warning given by one of China's most famous critics, Huang Wanli, before his death ten years ago that the dam would silt up the reservoir basin and sooner or later have to be blown up.

27. A static state balance appearance of the Laizhou gulf is: the Zhaoyuan will also retreat 228 m, the boundary river mouth retreat larger, is 678 m, the Shihuzui northeast segment will silt up 593 m.

28. With the arrival of the Arabs (ca. 640), the harbor fell into disrepair and began to silt up.