Sentence examples for export line from inspiring English sources

Ireland has developed a nice export line in eccentric crime comedies, but to make them work you generally need Colin Farrell or Brendan Gleeson – preferably both, as In Bruges showed.

In one graph, for example, Playfair showed England's exports and imports in a single chart: in the seventeen-fifties, the export line shoots up, and around the middle of the decade it crosses the import line, showing a trade surplus.

Shell said late Thursday that remotely operated underwater vehicles had confirmed that the spill was caused by a leak in a "flexible export line" that linked a tanker to a large floating storage container.

(PB) We said: "Ireland has developed a nice export line in eccentric crime comedies… [this] has Gleeson on fine form as a unorthodox garda (special interests: class-A drugs, Russian literature, prostitutes, swimming, swearing) whose quiet corner of coastal Connemara becomes an international crime hotspot.

RCF initiated on the surface of the rail is the dominant damage mode on South Africa's iron ore export line.

But TransCanada, the company that wants to build the export line, acknowledges in a CNN interview here it will only create a few hundred permanent jobs in the United States.

In Fig. 1, green solid lines denote delivery lines; green dashed lines denote export lines; blue solid lines denote fractionation lines; blue dashed lines denote recycle lines; red dashed lines denote blending lines; and black lines denote switching lines.

These include export (transportation) pipelines; flowlines to transfer a product from a platform to export lines; water injection or chemical injection flowlines; flowlines to transfer a product among platforms, subsea manifolds, and satellite wells; and pipeline bundles.

The subsea pipelines include: export (transportation) pipelines; flowlines to transfer product between platforms, subsea manifolds, and satellite wells; flowlines to transfer product from a platform to export lines; water injection or chemical injection flowlines; and pipeline bundles.

"It's in Iraqi interests to diversify their export lines, and of course it's in Syria's interest to be a transit country," said Samuel Ciszuk, energy analyst with Global Insight.

Canada is counting on new export lines to boost discounted oil prices in the country and accommodate rising production from the oil sands.