Sentence examples for huge pumping from inspiring English sources

IN 2007 Oliver Wanger, a federal judge in California, ordered the huge pumping stations of the Sacramento Delta, the largest estuary on the west coast of the Americas, to reduce by a third the water they delivered to two aqueducts that run south to the farms of the San Joaquin Valley and onward to the vast conurbations of southern California.

"The Man That Got Away," "I Dreamed a Dream," "Someone Like You," "What Kind of Fool Am I?," "The Man of La Mancha," "A New Life" and most of all "Vienna" (a huge pumping semiclassical ballad by Mr. Wildhorn and Gary Benson that she has already recorded twice) led the parade.

However, transporting the heavy oil as a single phase in pipelines is very expensive because of the huge pumping costs.

"The Environment Agency continues to work hard to help communities affected during the flooding, carrying out a huge pumping operation in the Somerset Levels to pump away over a million tonnes of water a day".

It leads to large mass flow rate in the primary network, which results in huge pumping energy consumption after long distance delivery, since the heating users are often far away from the industrial waste heat sources.

Rain began to fall again in relatively bountiful amounts by 1904-05, and the situation was also helped by Mulholland's other major innovation, the installation of several huge pumping stations that drew millions of gallons daily from the Los Angeles River aquifer (the "upside-down river," in Mulholland's parlance) near the Glendale Narrows.

Right now, storing 100 megawatts of renewable energy (enough to power roughly 600,000 homes) means spending roughly $65.6 million on massive batteries like the kind made by Tesla, or relying on huge pumped hydro-electric storage projects that essentially create man-made dams where the release of water spins turbines to generate energy (those projects are typically far larger than 100 megawatts).

They perform emergency repairs on climate control systems, chlorination devices and huge pumps.

(Note Arnaldo Morales's huge pump-action crossbow, a comment on United States military might).

That would block any storm surge from Hurricane Gustav, and huge pumps would push drainage water over the gates and into the lake.

He constructed four huge pumps and the north Thames embankment, under which the northern arm of the sewer runs, together with the tube's Circle line.