Sentence examples for extra concrete from inspiring English sources

The drywall, shingles and extra concrete went to a recycling center.

In 2008 the National Transport Safety Board concluded that extra concrete, which had been added to the bridge over the years as the level of traffic increased, had helped cause the collapse.

Eric would rather spend more money on the extra man-hours necessary to lay planks along the bottoms of his foundation forms than on the extra concrete that would ooze out of the bottom, even though it would be cheaper.

Eric figures that the "true cost" of the extra concrete includes its contribution to climate change, the environmental damage caused by the mining of its raw materials and the fuel burned to truck the stuff from wherever it was made to our building site.

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There was also extra concrete left over so some of the local guys shaped that into a bump and worked on another little wedge on the side of the park.

Moreover, large cities tend to create their own micro-climates and this can be disconcerting at first, until you learn to cope with additional heat from so much concrete, extra humidity, icy sidewalks or windy corridors caused by tall buildings and grid streets.

While the wreckage of the 767's flew into the interior of the World Trade Center, the extra mass of concrete and steel walls would have absorbed much of the planes' momentum.

Haizaan stood on the top floor of his home and pointed out all the reconstructed parts, including an extra layer of concrete to strengthen the walls.

In Jerusalem (these scenes were shot in Malta, with lots of extras and thousands more digital extras), the immensely tall concrete barriers prove no match for the scrambling zombie enemy.

A pillar and high ceilings of textured concrete lend extra character.