Sentence examples for equipment left over from inspiring English sources
"There's an awful lot of stuff that's come down in recent years — beer cans and garbage bags — plus equipment left over from various expeditions," he said.
Primitive refineries stocked with Russian drilling equipment left over from the 1990s have not been looted or stripped for metal parts; thanks to protection by the local guards, they are intact, with plates in Cyrillic still affixed to the gauges.
When I sat down to write this article in my apartment, I slipped on my ballistic helmet, a piece of equipment left over from a spell covering the Iraq war that is probably more useful to me in the streets of Bangkok.
Today Studio A is in reasonable condition, filled with old television sets and mannequins operating mock-ups of 1930s equipment, left over from a previous attempt to create a broadcasting museum on the site.
All she has left that she loves is her award-winning flower garden and the remnants of equipment left over from her failed gourmet chocolate store.
The first use of the site for astrophysics was in 1945, when Bernard Lovell wished to use some equipment left over from World War II, including a gun laying radar to investigate cosmic rays.
The debate parallels a national one on what to do with equipment and factories left over from the start of the atomic age.
After one of the largest base transitions to date, the GAO reported, "officials said that they were surprised at the amount of unaccounted-for equipment that was left over at the end of the transition process".
Peck supported herself by giving parlour lectures and subsequently by lecturing on the Chautauqua and other circuits, but little money was left over for proper equipment and preparation for more ambitious climbs.
Unlike in their father's day, they have little money left over to invest in new equipment.
Passenger screening, in particular, was a low-profit business -- there was not much money left over after paying workers and buying equipment and uniforms.
