Sentence examples for put a pipeline from inspiring English sources

It would be crazy to put a pipeline through unstable Afghanistan.

"People working at ELA are constantly finding reasons why you can't just put a pipeline here, or an industry there, because there are going to be environmental costs".

"When they decided that they were going to put a pipeline through the best wild rice lake on my reservation—I was minding my own business!

And when they told me they were going to build a pipeline I was like, I can't allow that, 'I can't allow anybody to put a pipeline next to my son's grave.'".

"In the 1940s and 50s, one of the gas companies, Texas Eastern, I believe, put a pipeline through a farm I rent through the State Agriculture Development Committee SADCC)," recalls Fulper, "and I definitely see extensive damage.

"It's very unlikely they could put a gas pipeline across the Sound in a way that would be environmentally acceptable," said Barbara C. Gordon, the executive director of the Connecticut Seafood Council, an industry group.

"It's very unlikely they could put a gas pipeline across the Sound in a way that would be environmentally acceptable," said Barbara C. Gordon, executive director of the Connecticut Seafood Council.

The Keystone XL project would put into place a pipeline system that would allow oil imports to flow from the Canadian tar sands to refineries on the Gulf Coast.

"All crude oils have to meet the same criteria when put in a pipeline, which protects the pipeline and communities along its route".

You can hear the crazy American music as the stories whir by, interrupting one another and tangling together: In West Virginia, one hundred workers hired to put in a pipeline go on strike.

The early start model draws from the way that Olympic athletes are nurtured where young people who are gifted athletically are identified and put in a pipeline.