Sentence examples for put pipes from inspiring English sources

The space in the north double wall is also a great place to put pipes and wires, which would otherwise be a problem, since the walls are solid glulams [glued wooden blocks].

"The big message is that these environmental laws are on the books for a purpose," Alice H. Martin, the United States attorney in Birmingham, said in an interview, adding that McWane put pipes and profits above the public's welfare.

What we do is heavy construction and a lot of the work is putting pipes together.

They were sold on his idea that, by putting pipes, lifts, stairs and toilets on the outside, in theoretically removable capsules, the building could be reconfigured at will.

BBC political correspondent Iain Watson said the Infrastructure Bill would make clear that putting pipes under private land would not constitute trespass - but it would also give the affected landowners the right to compensation.

Last month, workers began putting pipe scaffolding up around the facades.

If you're putting pipe cleaners on drinks for a bunch of guys, you may not want to bedazzle the bejewel the cleaners.

These buds are usually dried and crushed and put into pipes or formed into cigarettes (joints) for smoking but can also be added to foods and beverages.

The buyer will have to spend a pretty penny to put in pipes and walls to make it a livable space.

After the crime, Mr. Daniels said, he put the pipes in a gym bag with clothing and hid them behind an apartment house in Cherry Hill.

Mr. Hendrix said he uncovered the problem after he was asked to oversee the certification of a new manufacturing process that put the pipes through a prescribed battery of tests.