"laying pipe" is a common phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to the activity of installing a pipeline. For example, "The construction company has been laying pipe for the new water main for the past two months."
In ink verso: Cave Lake - Kanab / Digging trench for laying pipe line / to Kanab / Arizona.
AC: It's not just broadband for the sake of laying pipe and capacity it's about spurring innovative applications.
Mr. Gregory, the electrician, said his union had hundreds of applicants for work digging ditches and laying pipe, starting at $10.88 an hour.
." 3. On February 16 , 1903 the said Dietrick and John McMenamy entered into a contract by which the latter undertook the excavation for and laying pipe and placing all material required to construct the main conduit, Delaware River Conduit, the East Conduit, the intake chamber and gate chamber Nos. 1, 2 and 3 with their connections as shown on the plans,...
As workers in hard hats swarmed over the gaping hole in the street, laying pipe and removing rubble, officials from the City Department of Business Services handed out dozens of applications for emergency grants to businesses and claims adjusters from insurance companies made their rounds.
Their expertise in laying pipe in the ocean.
Once the storage tanks were set up, the engineers started laying pipes inland.
A few months' work digging trenches and laying pipes would have helped everybody.
My father, who's been in the oil and gas business laying pipes, is the CEO.
The work was grueling, casting bricks by hand, digging and laying pipes for about 200 homes.
Even making the tea for one of the plumbing contractors laying pipes for the Ford Motor Company's new enterprise in Dagenham.
