Sentence examples for during sewer from inspiring English sources

When Boaz Vaadia, a sculptor, saw boulders being pulled out of the ground during sewer repairs near his Berry Street studio in 1989, he was determined to salvage them.

First estimates were only provided for annual amounts of three types of macroplastic litter in Norway: plastic waste from fisheries and aquaculture (>1000 t), littered plastic bags (60 t) and macroplastics released during sewer overflow events (460 t).

He added that the decision to put fiber-optic telecommunications lines in the city's streets during a sewer renovation project a decade ago was paying off in persuading companies like MBNA to move to Newark.

The controversy centers on a column he wrote in May about jaywalking fines, which began with Rall's recollection of a 2001 incident during which the cartoonist claimed he was handcuffed and "roughed up" by an LAPD officer, who threw his driver's license into the sewer, during a jaywalking stop.

The influent adjustment factors for loss of during transport in sewer conveyance systems for AS and LCOH were chosen to be the same as that for AES and AE, respectively.

The city of Paris developed Europe's first large-scale sewer system during the 17th century.

Only three people handle each pair of jeans during its creation: the sewer, who assembles the entire garment without sewing guides; the hand sander, who actually takes a piece of sandpaper to the pants; and the wet process technician, who washes the jean, resin-coats it, and, yes, oven-bakes it.

The remnants of an ancient mangrove swamp, dated at 7000 BC, were discovered during the construction of sewer lines near Dubai Internet City.

This is the only solution the City of Montreal could come up with to deal with the closure of a major sewer interceptor during construction of the Bonaventure Expressway.

Solids deposited in the sewer system during low flows have been found to be mobilized by high flows, resulting in enhanced transport of hydrophobic compounds by CSO discharges.

Today most raw sewage contributions to the Great Lakes are inadvertent, and they most often come from overflowing sewer systems during storms.