Sentence examples for trenching from inspiring English sources

Besides the drilling, the price included sinking the pipe in the wells, grouting it, fusing the three lines into a manifold, and trenching out a six-foot-deep ditch to the foundation for the supply and return lines that connect to the heat pump in the basement.

He continued: "Then you start taking either a spade or a pickax, and you start trenching around the plant — as if you were going to transplant it — two to three feet from the plant".

To meet the demand Malian diggers, or teams of diggers, in the hire of middleman dealers, were trenching sites in the Djenne-Djenno area and pulling figures out of the ground, in the process destroying the historical record.

You see this right from the start when David Bradley's Henry IV is not glimpsed in some Westminster council chamber: instead he is seen on a smoke-filled public highway alongside which the survivors of "trenching war" are bewailing its victims.

They say you consume more calories chewing it than it returns, and certainly trenching, sowing, pricking out, planting, earthing up, harvesting and walking back to the kitchen will leave you with a World Bank's worth of calorific debt.

There, a river is trenching its way between the benches.

Some coats push de-trenching so far as to seem unworthy of the name.

The state permit prohibits re-trenching to bury the line deeper until October in order to protect shellfish during spawning.

The trenches were littered with the detritus of war – bullet casings, scraps of uniform and empty food tins.

A further 25 additional personnel will provide training in other critical skills, including medical, equipment maintenance, manoeuvre support for bridging and crossing trenches and information operations.

Our boys also picked up six corpses in different locations," local militia member Mohammed Bunu said, adding that the militants tried to cross trenches dug around the city.