Sentence examples for foot drainage from inspiring English sources

Four days after the patient was admitted to our unit, a large fluctuant area appeared on the dorsum of his left foot; drainage from the area consisted of a grossly purulent, foul-smelling material.

They were fined $10,000 for dumping fill on a combined acre of regulated wetlands, another $10,000 for digging a 150-foot drainage channel on the wetlands and $5,000 for failing to install and maintain erosion controls at the site, the Town Planning Board reported.

The New York City parks department plans to start construction on the $2.3 million project later this year, widening the existing trail, the main north-south corridor through the park, to 15 feet from 8. The new trail would have a 10-foot paved section flanked by a 3-foot dirt path to accommodate runners and a 2-foot drainage strip to capture runoff.

Beneath the 770-foot-wide valley he created in Midtown Manhattan, Wilgus dug a six-foot-diameter drainage sewer about 65 feet deep that ran half a mile to the East River.

In 1755 three more drainage mills were built on Hills Drain, while a sluice on the Forty Foot Drain followed in 1758.

The urologist, Nicholas Stroumbakis, and his 4-year-old son crashed into a foot-deep drainage ditch, said Dr. Stroumbakis's lawyer, Stewart M. Casper.

The government has tried to divert the rain away from the dump with a 25-foot-wide drainage ditch, but this is filling with silt.

I pointed out that the Assi River, a thirty-foot-wide drainage channel that flows into the Ganges just upstream of Assi Ghat, bypasses the pumping stations and pours raw sewage into the river.

In 1987, he started using a portion of the property next door by depositing fill and topsoil on it, installing 69 feet of drainage pipe underground and according to the decision, "continuously mowed, graded, raked, planted and watered the grassy area in dispute".

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 Town May Outlaw Sledding After Losing Lawsuit Officials in Greenwich, Conn., have begun considering a ban on sledding after losing a $6.3 million lawsuit this month, stemming from a January 2000 sledding accident in which a father and son crashed into a foot-deep drainage ditch, causing the father to break his leg.

Additionally, 40,000 of drilled shafts and 75,000 linear feet of drainage pipe were completed.