Sentence examples for of a culvert from inspiring English sources

Here, we present a complete study of a culvert, including on-site measurements and numerical modeling.

Some years ago, he was assisting in the archaeological excavation of a culvert in the garden, which found evidence in the form of organic material that would indicate a flooded, post-ice-age landscape of 7,000 or 8,000 years ago.

But the drug business has become so sophisticated, he said, that most people involved in it perform only one task, like dropping the drugs at the mouth of a culvert, moving them through or pulling them out of the tunnel for delivery to a driver.

Concrete piles beneath the foundations have been exposed, he said, exacerbating an earlier problem following the collapse of a culvert on private land.

The largest are a 30 feet cascade immediately downstream of a Metrolink bridge and a concrete drop structure at the terminus of a culvert that crosses underneath Interstate 5; however, neither is inventoried by the Orange County Flood Control Division.

Construction to twin the highway began in 1983, following the completion of a culvert over the east branch of the Etobicoke Creek; the interchange with Clark Boulevard was built at the same time.

"Today has been made worse by the fact that there were road works on the A465 - it'd been closed down to one lane because of, ironically, repairs to a culvert". On public transport, Irish Ferries cancelled all of its services from Pembroke Dock on Sunday but StenaLine services from Fishguard operated as normal, while some train services were affected.

Dr. Havasy led the boys to a culvert at the end of Pine Brook, which runs the length of the preserve.

As recently as five months ago, a corroded pipeline broke just north of Refugio State Beach in northern Santa Barbara County, spilling thousands of gallons of oil into a culvert that drained into the ocean.

The highway was closed during the Great Coastal Gale of 2007 after a culvert was damaged and its eastern terminus was re-constructed in 2009 to serve increasing volumes of traffic.

The oil spill occurred Tuesday when a 24-inch wide pipe owned by Plains All American Pipeline installed in 1987 under Highway 1 ruptured, pouring up to 105,000 gallons of crude into a culvert, with an estimated 21,000 gallons making its way into the Pacific Ocean.