It's the main sewer.

This is a sewer.

Your mind's a sewer!

Smells like a sewer. Huh? sniffs

Just a town without a sewer

in Dufton canal's like a sewer.

I see. But where is the sewer shaft?

Aren't you throwing your pension down into the sewer?

You don't need genius to crawl up a sewer.

If she gets to the sewer she won't come up again.

You had water, sewer networks that allowed for this kind of unchecked expansion.

We got through, we were in the main sewer, then in the streets.

The earliest sewer systems are from the Yayoi period (300 BC to A.D. 250).

By the year 2000, 60 of the population was connected to a sewer system.

He adds that the limited number of sewer systems has resulted in destruction of ancient mosques.

People burn trash to get rid of the garbage, and they dig their own sewer channels.

The first phase of the Tafuna Plains Sewer Project, supervised by the Wastewater Division of ASPA, involves the installation of over 50 kilometres of sewer mains that will serve an additional 633 residential households within two years. 26

For example, sewer and water connections increased from 75 of households in 1988 to 98 in 1997.

So, I sent them to Boise, Idaho, where they dropped a plastic bottle into the Boise sewer system.

The pyramid, if we jam things in the bottom, can get backed up like a sewer line that's clogged.

Where sanitation fees are separate from water tariffs, progressive fee structures could support cross subsidization of sewer connections for the poor.

We could get to it via the sewer and blow it up when Tuan s telling the Empress we've been defeated.

The use of modern sewage systems began in 1884, with the installation of the first brick and ceramic sewer in Kanda, Tokyo.

Some older industrial cities, particularly in the Northeast and Midwest of the United States, use a combined sewer system to handle waste.

accommodation, office, ablution, recreation and kitchen facilities as well as fire protection, generator fuel tanks, and electrical, sewer and water service connections. The

But it would be good if Obama remembered that we dwell not in the Republic of Plato, but in the Roman sewer of Romulus.

Since its inception in 1980, it has helped 2 million people improve their sanitation by installing underground sewer pipes and indoor toilets across Pakistan.

78. In 1990, the Pala Lagoon (waste water) system and the Pago Pago harbour sewer system were rehabilitated at a cost of 8.7 million.

About a week ago, a Chicago newspaper, The Colombus Dispatch, published a cartoon that depicts Iran as a sewer with cockroaches crawling out of it.

Where charges for sanitation services are included in water charges, services for poor households, including sewer connections, could be cross subsidized from progressive water charges.

This is the city of San Francisco, which has 900 miles of sewer pipes under the city already, and it releases its waste water offshore.

Establishing strict criteria for discharging industrial waste water into sewer networks and enforcing those criteria would drastically cut the costs of sewage treatment by municipal authorities.

You would choose to continue to make as much money as possible, while the consumers of your products use the atmosphere as a sewer, with no sewerage charge.

They had put in underground sewer pipes, and as a result, one of the great scourges of the late 19th century, waterborne diseases like cholera, began to disappear.

What I'd like to do is just drag us all down into the gutter, and actually all the way down into the sewer because I want to talk about diarrhea.

As requested by the Geneva authorities, the installation of a second separate drain pipe system for rain water drainage to the main Geneva sewer would be required consistent with normal practice

Work was also well under way for the upgrading of pumping stations and the Gaza waste water treatment plant, as well as the construction of a sewer pressure line in Beach camp.

Subsidies for sanitation services and sewer connections, whether direct or cross subsidies, could be justified in terms of the public health and environmental benefits from widespread use of sewerage and waste water treatment.

In addition, the local water authority constructed a septic tank to collect and partially treat the waste water of Dbayeh camp before discharging the effluent into the sea through a newly constructed sewer.

Only no matter where you come up under that shed across the vacant ground as you planned or where the sewer comes into the canal, you'll find a few bayonets waiting for you.

Increased variability and intensity of rainfall as a result of climate change is expected to produce both more severe droughts and flooding, with potentially serious consequences for water supply and for pollution from combined sewer overflows.

In that regard, she announced with satisfaction that the problem of waste leakage from a sewer at the Kibera slum in Nairobi had finally been resolved and that spillage into the Nairobi dam had been halted.

Evolutionary biologist Paul Ewald drags us into the sewer to discuss germs. Why are some more harmful than others? How could we make the harmful ones benign? Searching for answers, he examines a disgusting, fascinating case diarrhea.

Some historians have speculated that lead pipes in the sewer and plumbing systems led to widespread lead poisoning, which contributed to the decline in birth rate and general decay of Roman society leading up to the fall of Rome.

The number of employees in the Government reached almost 30.9 per cent of the entire employed civilian population 18 years of age and older.10 The Government also manages power, water and sewer systems through the American Samoa Power Authority.