The phrase "a spill at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an incident involving a spill that occurred at a specific location, such as a facility, event, or area.
Example: "There was a spill at the chemical plant that required immediate cleanup."
Alternatives: "an incident at the" or "a leak at the".
"If you got a spill at the end of the season in October, it could pump oil for ten months before you could get to it and oil doesn't break down in cold water," he added.
That fear was most apparent four years ago when her husband, Christian Oberstolz, who competes for Italy in the doubles luge, took a spill at the Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City and finished in a tie for last.
"Contaminants from a spill at the Platte river crossing would travel downstream unabated into the Missouri river for several hundred miles and affect drinking water intake for hundreds of thousands of people," the report warns.
A spill at this depth presents enormous challenges.
When one runner took a spill at a footbridge, the runners behind her were momentarily held up, but didn't appear resentful.
The penalty levied by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration last week spotlights the damage caused by a spill at a time when the Obama administration weighs allowing construction of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta, Canada, to the Texas Gulf Coast.
CALGARY, Alberta, June 19 (Reuters) - Enbridge Inc on Tuesday closed a major Alberta pipeline that transports oil sands-derived crude after a spill at a pump station, the second oil leak to foul regions of the Canadian province in under two weeks.
In colors for the first time since he fractured a collarbone in a spill at Hialeah last month, Baeza rode the winners of the first, second, and fifth races.
The award is named after the jockey who died after a spill at Santa Anita in 1946.
A study released in January by Alberta's previous regulator about a 2009 spill at the same site also appears to undermine the company's contention that old wells are the source of the problem.
Hermann Maier won his first downhill since he narrowly averted injury during a spectacular spill at the Nagano Olympics last February, and Austria captured the first six places in the final Alpine event of the year.
