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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pipe with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object that has a pipe as part of its structure or function, often in technical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The engineer designed a pipe with a unique filtration system to improve water quality."
Alternatives: "a tube featuring a" or "a conduit with a".
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"A pipe with a trigger".
Basically, it's a pipe with a hose attached.
With colonoscopic clarity, the camera shows a pipe with a drippy coating of fat.
A looter's shaft missed, by inches, one of our most magnificent finds, a pipe with a turbaned smoker.
Among some stolen items, he finds a pipe with a blocked-up stem which he tries to clear.
Looking at the BlackBerry announcement, I couldn't help thinking of that René Magritte painting of a pipe with a statement in French that this is not a pipe.
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For a pipe with an end-mass, similarly to a plain pipe, three-dimensional period oscillations can be reduced to planar ones.
Rene Magritte once painted the image of a pipe with the legend: 'This is not a pipe' inscribed below it.
He had crawled through a drainage pipe with about a dozen of his men, and the rebels had no idea where he was.
"I felt like I was going into a sewer pipe with a spoon.
It is a flexible pipe with a braided stainless steel covering.
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