Sentence examples for sewage station from inspiring English sources

On the other side are fields, hedges, clumps of trees as in a landscape painting, but also electricity pylons, with a sewage station and an electrical substation nearby.

A Brazilian power station shuttered by mafia hackers after their demands for protection money were not met, a Polish tram derailed by a bored teenager, and in Australia the sluice gates of a sewage station opened to pour waste over fields and parks – all masterminded by people behind screens.

A working sewage lift station, also called a pump station, and the former sewage digester tower, which has historical status, would remain on the site whether or not the proposed project is approved.

And portholes make it possible to see the sewage pumping station at work underground.

An EMPC algorithm is then designed to coordinate sewage pumping station operations to ensure desirable chemical distribution in the network.

Classics in this year's lineup include Crossness, in Abbey Wood, south-east London – an overground sewage pumping station dubbed "cathedral on the marshes" because of its ornate interior.

All the toilets are drained, cleaned, disinfected and deodorised after use, with the contents carried in a tank to the nearest sewage pumping station.

They include a redundant colliery, the burnt out shell of a 13th century moated manor house, a Victorian sewage pumping station, and a vast, battered shed which is the only remaining airship hangar in Europe.

Lured to the Forks by a postcard-writing campaign, he was the guest of honor at an official ceremony in 2002— in which a municipal sewage pump station was named after him.

Bechtel executives showed Mr. Natsios a sewage treatment station in Baghdad today that had been looted of almost all its equipment, including a large turbine that thieves apparently removed with the help of a large crane.

Just south of the county-owned sewage pump station, which obscures the boathouse from the street, sit two city-owned lots that will most likely be developed, said Richard Halevy, spokesman for Mayor Phil Amicone.