Sentence examples for work depot from inspiring English sources

At the group's first meeting with TfL in March, the transport body gave assurances Crossrail work would not affect Soho Square, which was initially considered as a work depot, meaning the open space on the green in the middle of the square would not be accessible for 10 years while the project was completed.

All the existing cavern projects in Hong Kong, however, were designed to have low occupant loads and used as public utilities such as sewage treatment works, explosives depot, refuse transfer station, salt water service reservoirs and explosives magazine complex.

Their names were on a list supplied by the company of all staff working from depots at Hitchin in Hertfordshire, Peterborough, and Finsbury Park, north London, in the 10 days running up to the crash on May 10.

The Army wanted to centralize depot work at a larger site in Alabama, saving an estimated $539 million over the next 20 years.

Tanker driver Paul Turner told BBC Radio Five Live he had just arrived for work at the depot when the explosion occurred.

And the United States government, which underwrites MAG's work at the depot where Mr. Belgrave and his crew work, has accumulated its own huge storehouse of knowledge on weapons systems worldwide.

These calendars, along with pens, decks of cards and other informational items, are free at the Newport Chemical Stockpile Outreach Office in nearby Clinton, where a white hazmat suit is displayed in the window and the office manager, Susan Gilman, describes the work at the depot as "our contribution to national security".

The emergency actions of an oil depot work team leader when a fire begins are modeled as a demonstration by using CHPN.

Undercover reporters employed at the Derbyshire facility discovered thousands of workers were subjected to an extraordinary regime of searches and surveillance, while local primary schoolteachers told the Guardian pupils would remain in school while ill – and return home to empty houses – as parents working at the depot were too frightened to take time off work.

Last year, undercover Guardian reporters employed inside the retailer's warehouse found that thousands of workers were subjected to an extraordinary regime of searches and surveillance, while local primary schoolteachers also told the newspaper that pupils could remain in school while ill – and return home to empty houses – as parents working at the depot were too frightened to take time off work.

The bride's father retired as a supervisor in the New York City Department of Sanitation, working in the depot in Arthur Kill, Staten Island.