Sentence examples for dredging machine from inspiring English sources

A survey ship, which uses electronic sensors to map underwater terrain, and a barge-mounted dredging machine were both in the region last week and sent cruising toward Iraq, said Michael G. Kidder, a spokesman for Bechtel in San Francisco.

From one dredging machine, we bought another, then another.

So I got in touch with DSC of the United States to buy my own dredging machine.

I realized that I needed my own dredging machine because I did not want anyone to hold me to ransom.

I did not have a dredging machine, so I called a small local dredging company in the state to come and dredge my land.

Of course I didn't have a dredging machine, but I told them we would deliver the sand at the specified time provided they paid an advance.

Dessau was the site of a large aircraft works before World War II; its present industries include a shipyard where dredging machines are produced and vehicle, machinery, and chemical works.

Local governments were also responsible for ensuring proper working conditions and ensuring the security of dredging machines and staff.

Huge dredging machines remade earthquake terrain into farmland; photos of African American sharecroppers protesting deep social injustice displaced older images of early nineteenth-century Native settlers; and the river around New Madrid became known as the site of an exciting battle rather than alarming seismic upheaval.

Railroad tracks run nearby, factories puff away, dredging machines churn in the harbor and Tokyo's legendary traffic snarls along nearby elevated highways.

The landscape is changing, however, with the arrival of diesel dredging machines.