Sentence examples for back to the pipeline from inspiring English sources

After the speech, their spokesmen immediately tried to steer the conversation back to the pipeline and the failure of Solyndra.

"Investors are shifting their focus back to the pipeline, shifting back to the cost cutting and the share repurchases," said Damien Conover, an analyst at Morningstar.

When entire valleys have been seamed with new roads and punctured by new drilling, when the draws have been dammed and lined to hold the runoff water from methane wells, it becomes harder and harder to stand up for the character of your own land, especially when you know, as most people in the basin do, that someday soon the crews will be back to lay the pipelines that will connect the wells.

The best protein-coding transcripts were identified and aligned back to the assembled genome using the pipeline included scripts.

The moves are reminiscent of the arc of decisions made by Enron just a few months ago: it sold its trading business to UBS Warburg, and the version of Enron that will probably survive reorganization harks back to the regulated natural gas pipeline outfit it once was.

People from all 50 states were arrested in Washington this August protesting the pipeline and they will be coming back to the White House this Sunday because this pipeline is also a conduit for climate change".

On Thursday afternoon, President Obama announced that the State Department will be sending plans for TransCanada's controversial Keystone XL pipeline back to the drawing board.

Thousands were sent through secret smuggling pipelines that date back to the deadly famine two decades ago.

One is that the shareholders in Azerbaijan's main foreign oil consortium AIOC, led by Britain's BP, decided last October to back the pipeline, likely to cost around $2.5 billion, and therefore to start a six-month basic engineering study.

The parole back to-prison pipeline has wreaked massive social and political havoc on families and communities.

Here's Ms. Verloop again, in response to an e-mail from Mr. Elliott relaying the good news that he had persuaded Senator Max Baucus of Montana to back the pipeline: "Go Paul!" Clearly, these guys are on the same team, never mind that one of them works for the energy company and the other for the government agency overseeing it.