Sentence examples for waterworks with from inspiring English sources

The reservoirs in the valley provide the town waterworks with of water, with the potential for annually.

We describe a large waterborne outbreak of gastrointestinal disease in Røros traced to a waterworks with well protected groundwater source and with established regular water sampling and monitoring.

Four (of 15) boroughs in Arnsberg had been constantly supplied by the Moehnebogen waterworks with PFOA-contaminated drinking water: Neheim, Huesten, Herdringen, and Bruchhausen.

Cyanobacteria were ozonated in a laboratory-scale batch reactor modeled on a system used by a modern waterworks, with subsequent activated carbon and sand filtration steps.

Among the water suppliers with the largest savings were the Antelope Valley Waterworks District, with a 42% reduction; the San Gabriel Valley Water Co., with a 35% reduction; and the Yorba Linda Water District, with a 38%reductionn.

A hallway leads to the corner master suite, which has cedar-lined closets and a separate dressing room, as well as a sprawling Waterworks bath with double sinks, a glass shower and the ever-popular claw-foot soaking tub.

From 1971, Minns campaigned energetically to save this magnificent waterworks, complete with a pair of mighty compound beam engines – as much architecture as engineering – installed by various incarnations of the firm Easton and Amos.

"This study sheet, with its series of rapid sketches," Mr. Rubinstein said, "contains so much of the essence of Leonardo's art: the seamless transition between art and science; sketches of waterworks combined with a heroic figure study; the free use of whatever drawing medium was most appropriate to the task in hand; and the surprises that the artist constantly springs on us".

When you use the freestanding Waterworks tub with sparkling enamel inside, its burnished cast-iron base adds to the vintage atmosphere.

A public waterworks scheme with reservoirs and aqueduct was proposed but not implemented.

He trained under John Towlerton Leather, engineer of the Sheffield waterworks, and with Leather's uncle, George Leather, on the Aire and Calder Navigation and on railway surveys.