Sentence examples for foot of foundation from inspiring English sources

It sells for between $50 and $75 per gallon, enough for a cubic yard of concrete; that works out to a cost of $4 per square foot of foundation wall area.

Other restaurants are going to have to rely on the conventional foundation of foot traffic and visibility.

At its tallest, the aqueduct reaches a height of 93.5 feet, including nearly 20 feet of foundation; the pillars support both single and double arches.

It has a height of 221 metres (726 feet) from its foundations, a crest length of 379 metres (1,244 feet), and a reservoir capacity of 37 billion cubic metres (48 billion cubic yards).

A total of of concrete was poured to form a dam standing 226 feet above the riverbed and 344 feet above foundations.

The bulk of it, some 110,000 square feet of gallery space, is 70 feet below ground, where the foundations of the towers met raw Manhattan schist.

Some homes built near early farms had to restructure their foundations on stilts as the peat deteriorated; other areas lost approximately 8 feet of soil depth.

The desirability of a strong foot as the foundation of a healthy body influenced the theories of such nineteenth-century figures as Sebastian Kneipp, a Bavarian Catholic priest who advocated walking barefoot in wet grass, on wet stones, and through snow.

Different load paths, involving monotonic or cyclic loading, were applied; several configurations for the footing of the foundation were tested.

The plunge pool extends to within a hundred and thirty feet of the dam's foundation; if it reaches the foundation, the dam will collapse.

Within six feet of the foundation of a house, they will be somewhat protected, or they can be bedded down in winter inside burlap filled with dry oak leaves.