Object

• reservoir: Here we pass another sluice which in time of flood is opened up to fill an impounding reservoir.

• vehicle: The Society reserves the right to impound these vehicles to prevent their use anywhere within the boundaries of New Park.

• dog: Another well known charity was one of the first rescues to become involved in the transportation of impounded dogs from Wales to England.

• car: Before I was famous someone impounded the car and they weren't very nice about it.

• animal: Penalty for rescuing livestock detained or animals impounded under Article 9 or 10 11.

• water: Pressure created in the catchment area helps force the impounded water into the ground.

Subject

• custom: No refund will be given for any goods impounded by customs or local agents.

• police: And many of the cars impounded by the police were found to be un-roadworthy.

• authority: The report estimated that 2,800 dogs were rescued or impounded by local authorities last year - leaving the rest to an uncertain fate.

• ice: Glaciolacustrine deposits indicate that during initial deglaciation the lower valley contained an ice-dammed lake, probably impounded by Scottish ice in outer Belfast Lough.

Preposition: as

• evidence: The plane the villains had flown was taken by another pilot and had now been impounded as evidence.

Modifying Another Word

• probably: Glaciolacustrine deposits indicate that during initial deglaciation the lower valley contained an ice-dammed lake, probably impounded by Scottish ice in outer Belfast Lough.

• now: Now impounded, it will either be auctioned off or Richard will have to pay.

Preposition: at

• kennel: Stray dogs are impounded at the council dog kennels located at Knock Road, Ballymoney.

Preposition: in

• warehouse: The latest figures suggest there are more than 80 million items of clothing impounded in warehouses across Europe.

Preposition: by

• custom: No refund will be given for any goods impounded by customs or local agents.

• police: And many of the cars impounded by the police were found to be un-roadworthy.

• authority: The report estimated that 2,800 dogs were rescued or impounded by local authorities last year - leaving the rest to an uncertain fate.

• ice: Glaciolacustrine deposits indicate that during initial deglaciation the lower valley contained an ice-dammed lake, probably impounded by Scottish ice in outer Belfast Lough.