Sentence examples for waste line from inspiring English sources

But what if there is no waste line?

His front yard is in the city, so city workers pick up his garbage and trim his trees; his sewage goes out a city waste line.

The architect took a small closet and created a second bathroom by using the waste line from the bathroom next door.

In a more urban site, he added, you could connect the drain back to a waste line in your house or into the municipal septic line.

Last month, on the last afternoon of a seven-day boat journey down the Ganges River, from Allahabad to Varanasi, my companions and I came upon a waste line pouring raw sewage into the river.

Gus Sheha of 42 Main Street, a 20-unit Boymelgreen building in Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood, said residents have spent $250,000 on repairs since 2003 — including work to connect the building's waste line to the city's so that sewage would stop flowing into the street.

* Plumbing woes related to old or incompatible piping materials and to faulty fixtures and waste lines.

The next step would be complicated: repiping the supply and waste lines, and recreating the missing drinking fountain hardware, all to offer relief to "everyone that thirsteth". But "that's in the dream stage," says Monsignor O'Brien.

Every morning during the school year, a line of vehicles heads into town behind the school bus, which stops frequently and flashes a strobe light from its roof into the darkness.Recent rain turned frozen gravel roads into sheets of ice and melted all of the snow, revealing half a winter's worth of blown trash and dog waste lining the roads.

Muse coach Erica Breuer takes it one step further: "I advise my clients to include details about their professional development—including online courses only when they've completed a major certification or other notable credential". You want anything on your resume to bolster your credibility: Don't waste lines on a low-level course that's not adding to what you'd bring to the table.

His art for that book, a prose poem about the beauty of trees, is a distillation of his characteristic style: painterly, with rich, jewel-like colors; spare, without a wasted line, yet detailed enough to capture an entire world in microcosm; and imbued with a lacy delicacy that recalls the paintings of Raoul Dufy.