Sentence examples for make surveyors from inspiring English sources

Even though several cities and counties make surveyors submit measurements using G.P.S. calculations, Mr. Ingram said, the cost of the system has so far prevented its widespread use.

Four years later he was made Surveyor General of the King's Works in Scotland, with a salary of £3600 Scots (£300 Sterling, or £  in ), for the purpose of rebuilding Holyroodhouse.

"We have at all times implemented any recommendations made by surveyors in relation to any of our facilities," he said.

We learn, in a passage virtually identical to one in "To Kill a Mockingbird," of the town's origin as county seat, after a tavern keeper named Sinkfield "made the surveyors drunk one evening, induced them to bring forward their maps and charts, lop off a little here, add a bit there, and adjust the center of the county to meet his requirements".

"We observed the typical flags and slash marks that surveyors make, and realized that it wouldn't be long before developers would pick apart the woods," he recalled.

In Richmond, Latrobe had met Thomas Jefferson, who, in 1803, made him surveyor of the public buildings of the United States.

Rock-breakers work with geologists and surveyors to make sure that only profitable grades of ore are mined.

Kris, a soft-spoken 38-year-old, helps make crates, cremation boxes, surveyors' stakes, and similar items at Wawanosh Enterprises, a special workshop run by the local agency that supports adults like Kris and their families, his mother explained.

For patient-reported outcomes in particular, result surveyors should make every effort to eliminate measurement bias.

It may be worth paying for a professional such as a chartered surveyor to make sure an accurate figure that reflects the value of the property at the time of death is recorded.

A pole is 16.5 feet and a link is 7.92 inches.[11] A modern land surveyor will make the conversions for you.