How To Use Dredger In A Sentence
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That the BP oil spill may be twice as bad as earlier estimates was hard news to hear but no surprise to Christian Delos Reyes, a 39-year-old oyster dredger.
Former EPA Chief On Gulf Oil Spill: 'It's Going To Blow The Record Books Up'
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Our main products are electric drill, marble cutter, angle grinder, rotary hammer, pipe dredger, etc.
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The dredger, which is powered by 1,600 kilowatts of power, is 100 meters in height and weighs 3,000 tons.
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I can hardly blame the engineer who designs the hydraulic dredger, nor the driller at Exxon who mines oil for his boat, nor the construction woman who paved the ramp where the clammer launched his boat this morning.
Industrialism and clams
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Material is pumped from the sea bed as a fluid mixture with water and is discharged into the dredger's hoppers where the heavy material rapidly sinks to the bottom.
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The dredger and the barges are close to the beach.
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Back of the breakwater the dredger was working.
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dredger" came its rounds; and, for fear he should miss the warm consolations of a lower third "Scrunch," they organised one for his special benefit, and had the happiness of seeing him rising in the middle, scared and puffing, with cheeks the colour of a peony.
Follow My leader The Boys of Templeton
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This shipyard has been chosen by the owners of three Irish mussel dredgers to build their new vessels.
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Three ships, six fishing boats and a filthy dredger stood along the busy wharf where the river flowed into the firth.
A Small Death in the Great Glen
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“My dredgers redeemed twice that acreage from the marshes in the past year,” Dick replied.
CHAPTER XI
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They were used to repair large ocean-going liners, tugs and dredgers over the years.
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The dredger employs huge cutters, each of them armed with special teeth that are replaced when their work has ground them down to mere stubs then re-moved and sold for scrap metal.
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Back of the breakwater the dredger was working.
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The owners of the dredger required it to complete a contract which contained an onerous penalty clause.
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The plaintiffs could not afford to buy a new dredger and had to hire one.
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Material is pumped from the sea bed as a fluid mixture with water and is discharged into the dredger's hoppers where the heavy material rapidly sinks to the bottom.
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The lightermen live on as the masters of the waste disposal vessels and dredgers you see on the Thames today.
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Northbound ships were of particular concern since they would have dredgers on their starboard side.
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Other displays around the base featured merchant marine activities - from dredgers to cruise liners - diving past and present, the fishing industry, marine sport, traditional skills and the environment.
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A 500 kilogram ocean sunfish whose fins had been bitten off by a shark caused a stir in the harbour yesterday when it was seen floating in the channel by people on a dredger at work.
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Objective: To investigate microwave radiation distribution of the mine dredger radar for providing gist for establishing microwave radiation proof means.
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A report into the tragic sinking of the scallop dredger two years ago will be sent to the Isle of Man's Attorney-General shortly.
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They were used to repair large ocean-going liners, tugs and dredgers over the years.
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The crown prince was also briefed about the world's largest dredger, which is soon to arrive in the Kingdom to further fasten operations.
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At present, Mozambique has only one dredger which is used in Maputo harbor.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Still, when I am standpoint in a dredger, bathrobe waterfall is the last of lady-in-waiting who.
Why is There Scientist Instead of Wisdom?
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Ferry bosses have praised the eight-month jail sentence handed down to the captain of a dredger that smashed into the pier.
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Later in the morning the air sea rescue helicopter arrived at the scene, responding to the mussel dredger's satellite emergency beacon.
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The two swans and their four cygnets became covered in oil after the dredgers dug the substance up from the canal bed.
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They were used to repair large ocean-going liners, tugs and dredgers over the years.
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The contract, which could bring skilled jobs to the area for two years, is to supply dredgers, tugs and barges to the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority for use on the country's river roads.
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The dredger represents a major technological advance for the miners.
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Historically, ports tended to have a dedicated dredger or fleet of dredgers to carry out the work required.
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He pointed out that the dredger was a slow ship and could only sail with the tide.
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The operation involves removing the pontoon by crane, dragging the silt along it's length into the channel where the dredger will suck it up and deposit it in the licensed sites out at sea.
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The Lord Cochrane, one of five dredgers used in the area during WW2, was sunk in 1950.
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Many of the cuzzie-bros of these hungry kids are bound to be mutton birders, oyster dredgers, and fishing folk.
