Sentence examples for sewer channel from inspiring English sources
The Des Peres river is a man-made storm sewer channel that flows through south St Louis into the Mississippi, a few miles south of the Anheuser-Busch brewery.
One former moderator for Facebook described it to me: "Think like that there is a sewer channel and all of the mess/dirt/waste/shit of the world flow towards you and you have to clean it".
Pride, that is, in locating the concrete esophagus that swallows the damaged river on the city's west side, sending its waters underground; prejudice against launching oneself into the dark, hot breath of what is essentially a sewer channel for a three-mile journey under this city.
Accumulation of silt has narrowed many sewer channels.
On lesser days, unmentionable objects block the huge grates in the sewer channels.
Environmental endotoxins from open field waste areas, waste water treatment plants, open sewer channels, and daily outdoor deposits of 500 metric tons of animal and human fecal material are an important part of the organic portion of PM2.5.
Mexico City has a variety of sources of environmental LPS (e.g., open field waste, waste disposal dust, wastewater treatment plants, open sewer channels, and daily outdoor deposits of thousands of pounds of animal and human fecal material) that contribute to measurable levels of LPS in Mexico City PM10 (Osornio-Vargas et al. 2003) and chronic exposure of Mexico City residents to LPS.
Mr. McKinney also cited a new, efficient water-usage design in Printer's Park in the Bronx that directs the runoff from a park fountain, which would typically runs right into the sewers, through channels to water greenery.
A water-sampling device to monitor the quality of water periodically and temporarily flowing out of concrete tubes, sewers or channels is described.
Fatberg Autopsy: Secrets of the Sewer is on Channel 4 tonight at 9PM and will be on All 4 catch-up.
It's a product of the discarded plastic — flip-flops, margarine tubs, toys, toothbrushes — that gets swept from urban sewer systems and river channels into the sea.
