Sentence examples for tank covers from inspiring English sources

It installed carbon filters to capture hydrogen sulfide, flares to burn off methane, tank covers to contain the smell of stinky water and an extensive overhaul of the structure formally known as the Grit and Scum Building.

Their paintings are more restrained than those found on their Caribbean cousins, often limited to the front or back of the buses, with additional adornments on mudflaps, doors and gas tank covers.

The city's Department of Environmental Protection, which runs the city's water supply, attributes the decrease to new equipment including air filters, tank covers and digesting flares that burn off methane.

Many exterior trim parts, including the fenders, side covers, seat cowls and faux fuel tank covers (the real 4-gallon gas tank is under the seat), are available in carbon fiber as accessories, but they are dear: a set of carbon-fiber air intake scoops, which look very cool, costs $1,000 extra.

This chapter deals with tank covers and odor control equipment in wastewater treatment plants.

Its cylindrical storage tank covers the triangle formed by the three involute parts center's.

Two decades ago hundreds of gallons of diesel oil spewing from a ruptured storage tank covered the lake with a rainbow sheen and interrupted boating.

With 10 years and $150,000 invested, the propane tank cover is now in limbo as Mr. Bartels tries to come up with more financing to make another marketing attempt.

He angles his head against the window and watches the autumnal landscape pass: the spewing pink and purple waters of a dye mill, electrical power stations, a big ball-shaped water tank covered with rust.

Michael Leinbach, launching director for the mission, said the modified aluminum tank covered with foam insulation was arriving just in time to complete preparations for a May flight, instead of the normal procedure of arriving months before a launching.

Pretty soon, bodies start dropping, and Erik, after being subjected to gruesome torture by the movie-mad Starr (in a scene that flirts with the notorious ear-slicing from "Reservoir Dogs" and settles for nasal mutilation inspired by "Chinatown"), must face down assorted thugs, sharks and double-dealers, armed only with a paint-ball gun, a toilet tank cover and his wits.