Sentence examples for construction grade from inspiring English sources

The detectives also made undercover purchases of 50 pounds of Dyno Unimax, a construction grade of plastic explosive -- enough to blow up a city block, one official said.

Inside of the construction grade clipboard, there is a secure paper tray and below that, houses the iPad, out of sight and in the protection of high-density polyurethane foam.

Plants (one per 6-L pot) were potted in a 2 1 (v/v) mixture of washed and sterilized gravel (# 16, construction grade) and Redi-earth Plug and Seedling Mix (#F1153; Sun Gro Horticulture Canada; based on the original "Cornell Mix", [ 104].

Since we did a great job, and everything works, now it's time to replace the drywall etc. Screw or glue the drywall back into place (liquid nails or other construction grade glue).

If the room is not square you may need to do some adjusting to the drywall sheet corner, to make it fit properly Using a chalk gun and some construction grade adhesive, apply the stuff generously to the joists (it will help with sagging).

The head of the meal replacement startup weirdly named after a movie where they ground up and served people in drink form was charged with unpermitted construction, grading and zoning code violations in Los Angeles court today for a structure he dubbed on social media sites an "eco-living experiment".

Of the $1 billion a day in trade that crosses between the United States and Canada, few sectors are as important as construction-grade lumber.

Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans announced those measures after meeting with senators from states that would be hurt if Canada floods the market with construction-grade lumber once limits are lifted.

By buying Sidex, now renamed Ispat-Sidex (Ispat being Hindi for steel), he is betting heavily that the withered Romanian economy, still only 60% of its size when communism ended, will start to grow, and with it demand for automotive, shipbuilding and construction-grade steel.He will start by reclaiming the domestic market share that Sidex has lost.

Here, a squat New Zealander named Ed Mumm keeps a fleet of construction-grade excavators and bulldozers and, in defiance of all common sense, allows pretty much anyone (for a fee, naturally) to play with them after only a few minutes of training.

We've come from freshmen chugging PBR's out of construction-grade funnels while skimming SparkNotes on Virgil, to shot-gunning Four Loko's and skimming SparkNotes on Rousseau.