Sentence examples for a pavement for from inspiring English sources

In Verwood, Dorset, an 86-year-old woman lay on a pavement for 90 minutes after tripping and hitting her head.

That means any outdoor watering that causes "runoff" (excess water running down a pavement for instance), or washing your car with a hose can land you with a $500£33232) fine.

Experimental, numerical and application results pointed out that TCT is sufficiently competent, from a mechanical point of view, to be used as a pavement for pedestrian and light traffic.

The worksheets provide a user-friendly environment for engineers with any level of expertise to produce a pavement design for the aforementioned facilities in an easy and timely fashion.

For Swedes, cycling in the wrong direction on a cycle path or, worse still, on a pavement intended for pedestrians, elicits the sort of outrage people in the UK reserve for those dumping their rubbish on the pavement.

"You get what we call alligator cracking," said Stacey Young, a pavement engineer for the Lubbock district of the Texas Department of Transportation, referring to small seams in the pavement.

In the sense that bookable tables suit people with jobs, interesting lives and places they need to be which don't include standing dead-eyed and wet-lipped on a chilly pavement for the running time of The Godfather Part III, I suppose they are.

Bear left on to a pavement and head for the front entrance of the visitor centre.

Therefore, this paper presents a Pavement Performance Index for rural roads by using simple methodology.

Blended calcium sulfate (BCS), a recycled fluorogypsum waste material, has been used in Louisiana as a pavement base layer for more than a decade.

In essence, the DS t) is determined from the design strengths associated with two pavement designs corresponding to two different design periods, namely, t and T. In this sense, the DS t) represents the percentage of additional strength required for a pavement design with (T) years compared to the strength needed for a pavement design with (t) years.