Sentence examples for pipes to keep from inspiring English sources

The authority said it was also establishing an emergency response center, planning to install new valves in drain pipes to keep out stormwater and developing a system of customized e-mail and text message alerts for each subway line so riders would know about problems.

Consider burying the rigid pool pipes to keep your yard looking neat.

Tape thick string to bottom of PVC pipes (to keep soda from falling through).

Others, like Slicehost, offer no extras: just "ping, power and an Internet pipe," to keep costs down.

"You could see a woman blowing into a pipe to keep the fire lit, breathing smoke with a child in tow," said Mr. Bills, formerly the chief executive of Segway, the maker of electric two-wheeled personal transporters.

"Substituting an Aibo for a real pet is a piece of performance art in itself," said Ms. Pehlke, who has built a playpen out of plastic pipe to keep them corralled.

Tie the ties around the half pipe to keep the glowsticks in place.

With your non-dominant hand, hold the pipe wrench on the water pipe to keep it still.

Last year, Yorktown entered into consent orders with Riverkeeper, the Garrison-based environmental organization, and with the State Department of Environmental Conservation, agreeing to install new equipment in its antiquated wastewater treatment plant to prevent storm water from seeping into aging pipes and to keep ammonia from flowing into the reservoir.

Consumers are not particularly interested in how the network works as long as it works but they may ultimately pay the price for ever bigger pipes needed to keep up with their demands.

As that market has become increasingly commoditized and people turn to other, digitised forms of communication away from traditional voice services, Verizon is hoping to invest into newer areas to move beyond "dumb pipe" status to keep its margins up, and revenues growing.