Sentence examples for building a pump from inspiring English sources

I was training to be a civil engineer, and I worked with 2,000 men, underground, in Snowdonia, building a pump storage scheme.

In terms of practical work, there are many opportunities to practise the practical elements of the degree – from analysing local polluted river samples to building a pump from empty soda bottles.

Ms. Shean-Hammond said that almost immediately after the friars sold the government the easement in 1984, they violated its terms by building a pump house for the sewage plant on it and by running pipes under the trail.

Instead, the events of everyday life travel far and wide: a distant cousin's cow had twin calves, an NGO is building a water pump nearby, the Omo River has flooded.

The event resulted in a research paper wryly titled "A Feminist HCI Approach to Designing Postpartum Technologies: 'When I first saw a breast pump I was wondering if it was a joke.'" For many women, especially those who have seen tech improve almost every other aspect of their lives from light bulbs to ordering laundry detergent, building a better breast pump is indeed a feminist issue.

AstraZeneca began using microchip tags in 1996 with its Diprivan anesthetic, tagging the drug syringe and building a reader into a pump to make sure the right dosage was infused during surgery.

In August, PetroChina, a subsidiary of China National Petroleum, began building a $400 million pipeline to pump natural gas from Chongqing to central and eastern parts of the country.

The groom, 31, works from California as a founder and owner of Valhalla Energy, a company in Santiago, Chile, that is building a solar array and a pumped-ocean-water storage facility there.

Now it has to get serious about the chronic shortage of affordable homes and make building a priority, rather than pumping more taxpayers' money into mortgage guarantee schemes".

Colles designed and began building a hydraulic system of pumps and delivery pipes that was as good as anything then in service, but the Revolutionary War halted its construction.

In an attempt to wean Europe off overwhelming dependence on Gazprom, Šefčovič said there would be a focus on building a new "southern corridor" pumping gas from the Caspian basin to Europe via Turkey.