Sentence examples for dredging workers from inspiring English sources

Tension rose between the two countries after a group of dredging workers and soldiers set up camp inside Costa Rica last month.

On Monday, Paris city workers began dredging the Canal Saint-Martin, a historic 19th Century waterway that winds through the French capital's northeast.

There is talk of replacing it with a park, but who would want their children to play in a place like this?" In the distance, workers dredged a section of river as part of their search for the four missing children and one teacher.

Workers are also dredging to provide access to larger vessels, reconnecting the port with the nation's rail system, upgrading its cranes and strengthening its bulkheads.

BANGKOK — Fortified by dikes, runoff channels and walls of sand bags, and with workers digging and dredging around the clock, Bangkok appeared on Monday to have withstood the worst of the slow-motion tsunami that has been bearing down on it in recent days from the flooded north.

Environment Agency workers have been busy dredging the Parrett to try to make floodwater flow off the low-lying moors more efficiently.

One Dutch dredging company servicing ChevronTexaco employs about 40 workers and pays Mr. Omunu $420 a month as a "community liaison officer".

Along with such natural problems as dredging enormous mounts of material and building an island, workers had to contend with 15 British bombs left over from World War II that were found on the ocean floor.

Workers brought in from Cambodia are cleaning up — dredging filthy drainage ditches and cleaning up trash in front of a JVC facility.

It was while dredging the Mississippi River near Tallulah for those three civil rights workers that the disfigured bodies of Dee and Moore were found -- two more Southern black men in a group of murdered racial martyrs whose entire roster will never be known.

For three years, workers will dredge river bottoms and build dikes, reservoirs and hydroelectric power stations.