Sentence examples for and conduit in the from inspiring English sources

The winners Muhannak in the Marathon, Goldikova in the Mile and Conduit in the Turf, along with Donativum, appeared to be the freshest horses on the backside all week long.

Zumthor himself, Breuss told me, insisted on drawing plans for the route of every pipe and conduit in the basement, along with the location of every light and every acoustical tile on the ceiling.

The robotic mapping system has the capabilities to accurately map tunnels, pipes and conduits, in detail and sequentially transfer the data collected into popular engineering CAD systems.

"Rififi" inspired imitators galore (like Jacques Deray's "Rififi in Tokyo," being shown on Oct. 19) and was an important conduit in the trans-Atlantic back-and-forth, fueled mainly by the French love for American pulp, that shaped the course of movies as we know them.

Reading was very important, and both my dad and my graduate classes provided a conduit in the literary world I would never have discovered on my own.

Much like C-3PO and R2D2 become the narrative conduit in the original trilogy, BB-8 fills that role in "The Force Awakens".

Since the development of a dependable and durable synthetic non-autogenous vascular conduit in the mid-twentieth century, the field of vascular surgery has experienced tremendous growth.

The magma can crack as it flows, releasing gases that set off resonances -- the oscillations -- within cavities and cracklike conduits in the mountain.

Elevators, sprinkler systems and electrical conduits in the new structure will all be protected in a central core of especially dense concrete, further strengthened by tons of steel reinforcing bars.

During the large Middle Pleistocene glaciations, surface runoff from glacial meltwaters would have fed directly into the river channel network because much of the upland limestone terrain was covered by ice, and many conduits in the karst would have been choked with sediment or permanently frozen.

The auction house has been the conduit in the past for sales of Thatcher-related items.