As the Union Pacific Railroad was being constructed, an elaborate trestle bridge was built across a large canyon in the West. |
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The bridge was the most important civil engineering aspect as streams and rivers were crossed by bird cage or trestle bridges of timber. |
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Nearby, the engineers are also building a timber trestle bridge to allow year round access for Klaipeda's rural residents to cross a flood plain. |
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The site, which is 5 metres by 7 metres, comes with two trestle tables, 20 plastic chairs and picket fencing. |
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Up ahead the engine rumbles across the trestle and clatters over the crossing tracks at State Line diamond. |
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Jaimie Todd's timbered design successfully evokes the world of the trestle bridge and the desolate prison. |
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Apparently no structures other than a trestle appeared on the branch to Ansted. |
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The eastern monolith had then been pulled over a rock-cut pit onto two masonry trestle supports, one at each end of the stone. |
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Half-drowsing in the train seat as dawn came, I looked out the window at a little sign before a trestle that identified the river it spanned. |
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They built barrel bridges, roads, tramways, light railways, trenches, bunkers, pontoon bridges, trestle bridges and the Inglis Bridge. |
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We swore we wouldn't have one Army trestle table in the place or one drop of magnolia on the walls. |
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We had a trestle table positively groaning with gifts to unload, so it wasn't a quick process. |
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Their water tanks were usually steel on stone bases, or sometimes supported on a trestle base made of rail. |
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Drinkers were served in the taproom, a large single room furnished with trestle tables and benches. |
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The river being nearly two miles wide and very shoaly, they thought a trestle bridge could be made to stand. |
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In a record time of 43 seconds, they cut off a piece of the log, not minding that the sawing trestle almost capsized. |
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Any profits help rehouse the city's homeless, so you might expect it would be run like a soup kitchen with trestle tables and urns of stewed tea. |
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You couldn't be more vulnerable if you were stripped naked and wheeled out on a trestle table for the waiting room to gawp at. |
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The North Platte was bridged with a low, timber trestle built on cedar piling. |
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He climbed off the concrete supports for the trestle and onto the rocky island shore. |
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Use a 2-way or trestle ladder, with one person per side, when a job requires two people. |
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One key item of furniture in the house is a long unfinished oak trestle table. |
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Throughout winter 2005, Bioulès set up his trestle table at Cézanne's studio, and did many drawings and sketches. |
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I started out with just a few trestle tables and tarpaulins before upgrading to glass display cases. |
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His first finished product was a large trestle table which still is the showpiece of the whole range. |
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Establish the centre of gravity of the mast by laying the mast on a trestle like a seesaw. |
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Its members set up trestle tables at weekends in several big cities and hand out leaflets. |
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When requested to open the bridge for marine traffic, the tender walks the trestle to a control booth situated on the swing span. |
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Initially, the train was filmed with the helicopter situated in a hover alongside a trestle. |
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The bridge was an open deck timber pile trestle comprised of 26 spans with a total length of 293 feet. |
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Men were felling trees, dragging logs to the site, and building new trestle braces and bulwarks when the general manager appeared. |
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The Mountain Creek trestle looked so fragile that one engineer refused to drive his engine over it. |
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Newfoundland T'Railway Council made significant progress in its massive trestle redevelopment project, repairing 59 trestles this year. |
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The ground-mounted falsework method, with Pall elements, was used to construct the support trestle of Senras Viaduct. |
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A pipeline supported by the trestle delivers the LNG to storage tanks on land. |
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Install the checkweigher without its support trestle to have it facing in the desired direction. |
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There are also animal images, such as a large ducklike sculpture fashioned from a trestle, some pipes and tubing, a piece of carpet and a few bits of wood. |
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In the cart house across the street, swept clean in advance, a barrel of Guinness was set on a trestle and the black stuff was dispensed to all comers. |
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In one of my common recurring nightmares as a child, I was riding with my family on a train that went off the end of an unfinished trestle bridge. |
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As the tiny White Bear managed to stage that, I would have thought the run across the trestle bridge could have been attempted by the technically superior Southwark Playhouse. |
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There is also a Scottish flag, plenty of trestle tables and several large street lamps which allow fresh air boozing to continue after the sun has set. |
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There was very little lighting there, other than a bare strip light behind the trestle table at the front of the room, silhouetting whoever was speaking. |
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The highway forms a long S-curve that goes underneath a railroad trestle and runs close to Dexter Lake. |
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Take Merrill off Main near the train trestle. |
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The landward approaches would require considerable clearage of trees and an extensive trestle ramp. |
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The most dangerous part of the railway was the section in British Columbia. Mountains had to be crossed and wooden trestle bridges had to be built to span great rivers. |
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He is the bloke on Oxford Street playing Find The Lady on a trestle table. |
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The funding will be used to compete a business plan and fundraising strategy toward restoration of the historic Kinsol rail trestle spanning the Koksilah River in the Cowichan Valley. |
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She started walking over to the trestle table and, about ten years later, sat down on one of the thirty-three bentwoods. |
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Funding will support the expansion and upgrading of existing facilities at Discovery Harbour as well as the construction of a new wharf apron and access trestle. |
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Part of the trouble that we are having with the Kinsol Trestle right now is that the trestle was made of creosote-soaked ties and they are falling into a stream as they collapse. |
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The proposed works will include the construction of a platform dock and trestle for passenger access and additional mooring dolphins to accommodate larger ships. |
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The other end of the board can be rested on a height-adjustable trestle. |
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Accountants and lawyers share trestle tables in open-air offices. |
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Sergi Darder, the man taken off on 76.25, published a picture from the dressing room: a trestle table topped with tupperware, raised arms, alien eyes, big grins and a victory sign or two. |
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There was a row of blue Tardis-like Portaloos out behind the strip of trestle bars. |
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You know that little trestle bed in the garret room, with the old mattress on it that the last minister left there? |
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The reception area also includes a zone with a trestle table, a waiting zone with seats and a work zone that is divided off with privacy screening. |
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When a hopper was opened, the gypsum would fall from the pocket and be carried by the conveyor belt up to the trestle, which was like a big wharf, to where the boats loaded. |
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Huskisson's coffin was placed on a trestle table in the Town Hall, draped with black velvet and covered with feathered plumes. |
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The shell was removed and replaced by a forest planted in tons of dirt hauled in especially for the event, and a trestle was constructed from the hills to the stage. |
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Diners are seated communally in The Furnace at long trestle tables, and organic chickens and joints of sirloin, lamb or pork are dispatched from the kitchen uncarved. |
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Recruits need do nothing more elaborate than trestle, single-lock, and double-lock bridges and barrel-pier rafts, but they should go through a prolonged course of pontooning. |
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