“I could hear the clinking of glassware and the gentle hum of the pipes as the bartender prepared the cocktails, carefully examining each piping before setting it in its place.”

“She added a delicate piping to her dress, giving it an elegant finishing touch.”

“RND engineers had constructed a pipe to pump water from this well towards the front line and reduce the water shortages.”

“He drew another breath from his pipe. The glow from its bowl glinted in his eyes.”

“The jig was a popular dance, typically performed to the music of a pipe or tabor that often had a vocal accompaniment.”

“The design of the pipeline means that the risk of such an event or any other type of gas escape is infinitesimally small.”

“The company does complete boiler room maintenance, boiler repair, welding, pipefitting, boiler installation and boiler cleaning.”

“During this portion of the program they received hands-on experience in welding, plumbing, pipefitting, steamfitting and related trades.”

“Training programs at SPSPT cover eight major areas such as mechanics, electricity, electronics, pipefitting, IT, and air-conditioning.”

“The petroleum company's newbuild pipelayer is expected to come on stream in the fourth quarter of this year.”

“It can be interrogated by computer staff at a water company one month and a pipelayer the next, to produce the optimum route for each.”

“Mr Bates, a married man, moved here just two months ago and was working as a pipelayer in the city.”

“They supply exhibits through a network of trenches and pipework laid in the ground slab.”

“Two days later officers looked more closely at the mound and found cement-bonded asbestos, plastic, metal, carpet, wallpaper, pipework and glass.”

“A plumber installed pipework, bathroom fittings and a kitchen sink between the 6th and 8th of April.”

“Various analyses of numerous Havana Hopewell platform pipes from Illinois revealed most to be made of Elkhorn Creek pipestone.”

“A similar situation exists with the Mississippian figurines of flint clay that are often misidentified as bauxite or pipestone.”

“Our preliminary work has shown it to be highly accurate in identifying such pipestones as catlinite, Sterling pipestone, and Missouri flint clay.”

“When the factory experienced a leakage in their plumbing system, they called a pipefitter to swiftly address the issue and ensure the smooth functioning of their piping systems.”

“He is also a pipefitter companion and can work on all types of installations and all types of projects.”

“Mr. Ezeh is a pipefitter from Nigeria who had been living in Misurata for eight years.”

“The arm bone snapped like a pipestem, but it was the monster's dying effort.”

“Ford knocked the ashes from his pipe so hard that the pipestem fell in two.”

“Evidently he had not fenced at Heidelberg for nothing, if he did have pink cheeks and pipestem legs.”

“Most likely they'd rather he gave them some of those Tupac records mentioned a while back, and a pipeful of the ganja.”

“I want you to sit back, kick off your shoes, and light up a pipeful of Bond Street Tobacco so you can relax.”

“He was a friendly neighbour and sociable man, always with enough time to smoke a pipeful of good tobacco.”

“The plumber had a whole collection of pipes of different shapes and sizes in his van.”

“During the strike, some 200 machinists and pipefitters walked out in support of the Operating Engineers.”

“Exposure to asbestos is usually occupational, and includes shipyard workers, pipefitters, miners, and installers of brake linings and insulation.”

“This includes pipelines that have been blown up in recent months as well as production facilities that are in desperate need of repair.”

“Two pipelines at a petrochemical storage depot nearby reportedly have ruptured, but no leaks were detected.”

“There he could check pipelines very quickly, in an industry where time is money.”