Sentence examples for crossing waterways from inspiring English sources
Submerged floating tunnels (SFTs), also known as Archimedes' bridges, allow crossing waterways where common bridges, underground tunnels or immersed tunnels are not feasible.
This month, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers put a stoppage on permits for the Mountain Valley Pipeline to cross waterways in Virginia.
Many masonry arch bridges cross waterways and are built on shallow foundations which are often submerged and exposed to the scouring action of the stream.
Munatones's involvement has added to the pique voiced by some marathon swimmers — a notoriously independent lot who cross waterways of 10 miles or more.
The confusion began in early April when DEQ spokesman Bill Hayden said the state would require certifications for each segment of the pipelines that crossed waterways.
The studio explored potential synergies between public and private programs in the design of inhabited bridges crossing major waterways in New York City.
Bridge structures crossing navigable waterways must not only be designed to resist gravity, wind, and earthquake loads, but must also be capable of resisting ship and barge collision loads.
You might be Kinder-surprised to know that's 59percentt more crude than Gateway, dangerously crossing more waterways and placing Metro Vancouver in the spill-zone.
Here I-580 turns southeast to a junction with I-5, paralleling the California Aqueduct and Delta-Mendota Canal along the foothills, while I-205 continues east as a six-lane roadway, immediately crossing both waterways.
The tribe sought an injunction against the continued construction of the pipeline, alleging that the federal government failed to follow proper procedures, including consulting with the tribe, before granting permits to let the pipeline cross waterways.
The locals were massacred and decapitated by settlers and the native police, and their heads put on stakes at regular intervals along the creek to stop the local clans continually crossing the waterway to attack pastoralists.
