Sentence examples for equipment through a from inspiring English sources

Connecting coaxial cable to your video equipment through a surge suppressor equipped to protect video equipment from voltage and current surges is an excellent idea to protect you, your video equipment and your home.

In 2008, voters rejected a proposal to pay for improvements in firefighting services and equipment through a parcel tax increase.

All procedures were performed using endoscopic brow-lift equipment through a single small scalp incision 2 cm posterior to the hairline.

This study demonstrates a superstructure synthesis approach for evaluating PI equipment through a case study involving an RPB and a packed bed (PB).

SEATTLE — A federal judge ordered a halt on Friday to more shipments of immense loads of oil field equipment through a national forest in north-central Idaho, pending a broad review of effects on the route.

The Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment collects used cellphones, along with certain printer cartridges, which are exchanged for educational computer equipment through a program called the Funding Factory.

And she wonders how a record that sounds like demos — by a band "singing weird Elvis Presongsinspired songs with really janky late-60s cheap thrift-store equipment fed through a bunch of effects pedals" — could possibly have worked.

Town Makes $90,000 With 1st Online Auction A pilot program in the Town of North Hempstead to sell surplus vehicles and equipment through an online auction has brought in more than $90,000.

The clan has been slapped with a lawsuit in U.S. federal court that alleges that they fleeced the two telecom giants out of $2.7 billion in cash and equipment "through an elaborate scheme of deceit and intimidation".

In March a two-story burning building collapsed and six firefighters died while colleagues struggled to bring in rescue equipment through an alley congested with illegally parked cars.

NATO is in talks with Russia to establish the site for shipping items like armored cars or medical equipment through Ulyanovsk, a city about 500 miles southeast of Moscow that is best known as Lenin's birthplace.