Sentence examples for doing some surveying from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 3, 1932 P. 11 A boy at college was doing some surveying in preparation for his course of civil engineering.

The Met has done some surveying, Mr. Gelb said.

Between 1884 and 1897 four Canadian-government expeditions studied conditions in Hudson Strait and Hudson Bay with a view to establishing a sea route, and after 1903 a series of voyages into the archipelago by Low and Captain Joseph-Elzéar Bernier visited many of the islands and did some survey and geologic work.

Pei and Wang (1999) did some survey on the relationship between Arps decline curve and type I water-flooding characteristic curve.

Second, the author did some in-depth investigation in her community and did some surveys with childhood friends, classmates, and friends.

Furthermore, back in February, Morgan Stanley/AlphaWise did some survey work that showed surprisingly low awareness levels among consumers of GrubHub — the largest and most recognized player in the space — and its services3.

If you don't have NX, do some surveys and offers on the Nexon website or sell items on MTS until you have at least 1,800 NX.

iRobot/Endeavor's Packbot has done some work surveying the site, but the Cheetah 3 is able to do things that more traditional wheeled robots can't, owed in part to its animal-inspired, four-legged build.

I did some informal surveying at the TKTS line and it seems like that may be it.

Use some special real world activity for each unit which may gather data, sometimes surveying or doing some kinds of experiments.

Nevertheless, I powered on, doing survey after survey after survey.