Sentence examples for pipes taking from inspiring English sources

In April 1999, he discovered illegal pipes taking water from a city reservoir to a swimming pool belonging to David Sarnoff, the founder of R.C.A.

During the preparations for their flight, one such laborer, Avram Kajzer, recounted in his diary, "They're taking apart tunnel buildings, ripping out large pipes, taking them out, and putting them in order in front of the tunnel.

With companies cut off from Moscow and the old business relationships, and unschooled in the ways of marketing and entrepreneurship, Mr. Pinchuk recreated the industrial chain of manufacturing steel — converting coal to coke to pig iron to hot rolled coils to steel pipes — taking a cut at each stage.

This paper develops a method for fatigue analysis of drill pipes taking into account the alternating bending stress at the dogleg, the direct axial stress due to hanging weight of drill pipes and the stress concentration due to die-marks on the pipe surface.

"Faded Neighborhood" sounds like classic country topped by a gospel chorus, with Lee's impressive pipes taking the phrase "Burlap swings, getting high" from Gina Winwood's demo to an insanely divine level.

"America" on pipes takes a lot of patience.

Pipes take time to construct and frequently run into trouble in the form of planning regulations and protests from environmentalists.

Overhead pipes take the wine to the pour counter tap, and staff members drive containers of wine across town to the MAP.

Pipes takes in feeds from around the web, letting you sort, join, and analyze the feeds items before outputting them in RSS or JSON.

Those pipes take the water to a shared effluent treatment plant, managed by IAH, where caustic soda is used to raise the pH to 12 and kill off any remaining virus during a 12-hour holding period.

Morical's pipes take the form of pretzels, peaches, and peanuts.