Sentence examples for quarry water from inspiring English sources

The plan is for the quarry water, which Groesbeck began pumping on Wednesday, to flow three miles down nearly dry riverbeds to Fort Parker Lake, which is also dry and near the water treatment plant.

The campaign, called Quarry Water is a Stone Cold Killer, Stay Out, Stay Alive, has been developed after an audit identified high risk sites.

"The message that quarry water is a stone cold killer has to go out rigorously and repeatedly, especially across social media to as that is how today's young people connect".

Meanwhile, I dove in frigid quarry water for my scuba certification, took the Jack the Ripper Tour in London, and can recognize a Deadliest Catch rerun in less than 30 seconds.

Here and there you can make out tiny buildings or industrial installations -- a quarry, a water treatment plant -- but a lack of specificity makes it hard to tell exactly what most of these elements are.

Examples of five-digit occupations include Quarry Manager, Water Resources Engineer, Broadcasting Transmitting and Studio Equipment Operator, Human Resources Clerk, Usher and Cloakroom Attendant, Wool Classer, Aircraft Engine Mechanic, Clay Product Plant Operator and Railway Shunter.

The quarry, in Water Gully adjacent to the nursery's ruins, has been mined for blue dolomite, some of which was used for the nursery's buildings.

The wider measure of manufacturing output also rose, by 0.2%, according to INSEE, led by higher activity in mining and quarrying; energy; water supply; waste management; transport equipment; and coke production (here's the full report).

Since his interest was first sparked in man's imprint on the environment in the 1980s, when he was working part-time in a Canadian gold mine while studying photography, Burtynsky has produced major bodies of work on everything from the oil industry and mining to quarrying and water, the most recent of which have expanded in scope to include documentary film-making.

The neighborhood which began with quarries and water-powered factories along the Jones Falls became a so-called "streetcar suburb" of Baltimore with an influx of residents after the introduction of the electric railway.

The BPM inspectors stop every car, truck and van that approaches the border at Malpasse, along the quarry-blue waters of Lake Azuei, about 60 km east of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince.