So the company makes an interior suited for windsurfers, with Neoprene-covered seats, a marine-grade rubber floor liner, storage racks for boards and a storage compartment with a drain for wet gear.
He tackles five jobs, from "a drain for the rain" to "a load on the road," with diligence and a gleeful refrain: "Dig up rock and dig up clay! / Dig up dirt and dig all day!" Andrea Zimmerman and David Clemesha -- the dirt-loving duo who described a garbage collector's day in 1999 with "Trashy Town" -- use their familiar style and structure to explore new terrain.
In medieval times, the Midfen Dyke was built to drain the area, but by 1500, this was regarded less as a drain for the land than as a boundary marker between the Parts of Holland and the Parts of Kesteven, two of the three medieval subdivisions of Lincolnshire which functioned as county councils until their abolition in 1974.
The microchannels stopped the microbarcodes from passing through, but acted as a drain for the liquid.
Down from the join, this vertical pipe acts as a drain for the fixture.
But instead of throwing them out, leave them in a colander to drain for a while, adding some salt to his list of condiments.
I cut them in small chunks, toss them with salt and lay them out on a rack over a pan to let the juices drain for a couple of hours.
A fund in Boston recently pulled its investment in a start-up which its French founder had intended to begin in America but then had to bring back to France for family reasons.The cost of paying out large severance packages (six months of severance pay is typical even for very recent hires) can be a huge drain for a small company.
Mismanagement led to the fall of early bitcoin leader Mt.Gox, and there are elements of the same maverick style with how Moolah has been run — chasing after a trademark, for example, seems like a financial drain for a company that is not even a year old.
Pushing the limits of the canvas, this artist uses stairs to paint a port scene and the storm drain for a its ocean reflection.
