Sentence examples for quarrying operation from inspiring English sources

A quarrying operation, just to the west, is still active.

Today, a result of that quarrying operation -- a sheer cliff face -- serves as the backdrop for the borough's ultramodern police station, completed last year.

In the country's boom years, Mr. Quinn turned a rural quarrying operation on his family farm into a global business empire spanning wind farms, cement plants and hotels, but he became the subject of the largest Irish bankruptcy order ever just four years after becoming its richest man.

We've decided to launch here, a little over a mile into the trail, rather than at the very beginning, on Route 134 in South Dennis, because we heard that the first segment is one of the most crowded and least picturesque stretches (it skirts a quarrying operation and a lumberyard and intersects two busy roads).

Two empirical models for prediction of the areal net cutting rate of the chain saw machines were developed, which is very important for decision makers at the feasibility stage of a quarrying operation.

Customers of San Francisco-based Airware, such as Delta Drone, are using its autonomous flight-control software to survey land in Europe for quarrying operations and crop management.

THE HISTORY Byram was the site of at least three quarrying operations in the 1800s, maps show; their bluestone helped fortify the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty, according to the Greenwich Historical Society.

After quarrying operations ceased, the quarry was filled mainly with the marl of the Bellignies quarry.

When Ditton Quarry closed down in 1984, quarrying operations had left behind a legacy of a lime-rich soil which formed the foundation of a thriving habitat for plants and wildlife; 140 wild flowers (including five that are rare in Kent), 18 butterfly species, and 50 bird species have been recorded.

Other important mining and quarrying operations produce coal (lignite), zinc, gypsum, fluorite, tungsten, limestone, and marble.

BGS was responsible for the characterization of quarry waste from certain aggregate quarrying operations across the UK.