Sentence examples for erect gas from inspiring English sources

In Smethwick he compared the treatment of colored residents with the treatment of Jews under Hitler, saying: "I would not wait for the fascist element in Smethwick to erect gas ovens".

There, a crew is erecting a gas well, the second of 18 possible wells being developed by BNP Petroleum, a Corpus Christi company, in a project whose majority investors are Australian and Japanese.

Last year, a monument that the regional Kurdish government erected to mark the gas attack in the town was trashed as angry residents protested that basic services meant more to them than memorials.

The police had erected barriers to separate the gas lines from passing traffic, and they occasionally intervened to stop attempted line cutters and prevent fistfights.

Six years later, Statoil was given permission to erect the country's largest gas-fired power plant in Mongstad – with CCS fitted.

To underscore their displeasure, the Turks have erected a large oil and gas exploration rig on a hill above Sinirustu, a village near the north coast of Cyprus, and have festooned it with flags.

The first traffic light, using green and red gas lamps, was erected in 1868 in front of the Houses of Parliament in London.

Just as problematic for the industry's future: to increase wind-energy production to the levels needed to displace significant quantities of coal, oil and natural gas will require erecting more — and taller — turbines (new models reach to 700 feet).

Food stalls, equipped with gas stoves, had been erected very close to the tents.

In the Besiktas neighborhood, the police were still firing tear gas, and protesters were erecting barricades in the streets.

But erecting the facilities to cool natural gas to minus 260 degrees Fahrenheit requires multibillion-dollar investments.