Sentence examples similar to redundant piling from inspiring English sources
Despite the additional cost incurred by switching to the regional LRFD procedure, it satisfies the target reliability index of 2.33 for a redundant pile group and the 1% probability of failure stipulated in the AASHTO LRFD Specifications.
"There's something desperate about the way Goold's production strives to make a garish impact, never trusting the music to make any points without the help of totally redundant stage business, piling one irrelevance on another".
Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun midday-6pm Most women in the UK wear just 10% of their wardrobes, reckons Rag Trade, whose mission is to help hoarders recycle their redundant clothes piles.
Eight redundant tube carriages have been piled up in a disused power station at Dartford in Kent: two are buried out of sight.
Her cheeks were redundant with rouge, her full lips bright with red lipstick, and most of her long graying hair was piled high on her head.
Testimonials continued to pile up.
Two years after the tears, the heartbreak and sad piles of redundant confetti at Hillary Clinton's election party, the Democratic party is back – and millions of Americans are breathing a sigh of relief.
The militia mobilised by threats such as the Spanish Armada in the 1500s would have been startled by some of the modern pyres: a vast model of Britannia in East Sussex, a pile of redundant hospital beds in Manchester and six hot air balloons – claimed to form the highest of all the beacons – thousands of feet above Bath.
Several years ago, when her daughter was starting kindergarten, Michelle Sam received a huge packet in the mail stuffed with a pile of redundant paperwork.
One shareholder quipped to the board: "I'm sure those of you here today would like to be made redundant too and go home to sit on a pile of money".
