Sentence examples for early water systems from inspiring English sources

Lead was beaten into sheets and pipes, the pipes being used in early water systems.

Still, some pipes last longer than anyone expected — like the remaining wooden pipes that are scattered around the country, relics from the days when many early American water systems used barrel-like pipes or bored-out logs to deliver water.

Findings from earlier tests of water systems have so far shown that the water is safe for drinking.

Livingston, whose early career included installing solar water systems in the Philippines with the US Peace Corps, said he believed the Australian market for solar storage systems would soon "cut across the 'chasm', as they call it, of early adopters into the early majority" in line with the one in five households that now had solar panels.

Consider the ancient aqueduct system built in the 4th Century that supplied Constantinople with water from 250km away; or the great water systems of the early industrial era, such as the watersheds, tunnels, aqueducts and reservoirs that fed – and continue to feed - New York City.

EDA studies have earlier revealed that a majority of key toxicants present in European water systems could not be found on the list of priority pollutants [ 9].

So do municipal water systems.

Municipal water systems are aging.

Its transportation and water systems are deteriorating.

Roads and water systems were ravaged.

They asked customers from both water systems to conserve water.