Similar words: New Age, causeway, wage, wages, wager, sino-japanese war, stowage, sewerage. Meaning: ['suːɪdʒ /'sju-] n. waste matter carried away in sewers or drains.
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121. In some cases, it is possible to combine several objectives such as the treatment of sewage to produce fuel or food energy.
122. Sewage flowed into open drains, and rubbish piled up for days before it was removed.
123. Feeding sewage to animals actually has an ancient lineage, and is in principle very natural.
124. Cardigan Bay, once famed for its dolphins, is now polluted with raw sewage and animal wastes.
125. The remainder were largely due to sewage, industrial pollution or oil spillages.
126. Producing methane gas from landfill sites, sewage works and organic wastes is another extremely practical use of resources.
127. Over a quarter of Britain's 3.5 million wet tonnes of sewage sludge is dumped at sea.
128. Listeria occurs in large amounts in the sewage sludge which is spread on farmland.
129. Risers also carry the sewage from the lavatories on every floor down and out of the building.
130. In a crude form it was also useful in the treatment of sewage.
131. Your new Thames Water charges still represent exceedingly good value for a continuous supply of water and our sewage services.
132. At present, sewage works must ensure that effluent meets the required standards of cleanliness for 95 percent of any 12 month period.
133. Farms in the South-West region and sewage works in the North-West and Midlands were among the main offenders.
134. As will be seen, autonomy in water supply and sewage were added later in the design.
135. Nearly half its people live without public services such as a sewage treatment system.
136. A fifth of Britain's sewage works contravene state standards on effluents because the owners refuse to invest in them.
137. I also secured a special addition to the block to help fund improved water quality and sewage treatment standards.
138. The residue, a carbon-based char, can be used instead of activated carbon in, for instance,[http://sentencedict.com/sewage.html] sewage works.
139. Or would he perhaps look upon a clear mountain stream and complain about the absence of raw sewage or Industrial effluents?
140. The decision to opt for sewage composting was made largely in order to reduce the need for water for flushing the toilet.
141. He claims Southern Water failed in its duty to prevent health problems caused by piping sewage into the sea.
142. Acrid miasmas coiled from ventilation ducts and sewage flooded avenues.
143. Those beaches which benefit from improved sewage treatment systems, such as Hunstanton in Norfolk, are praised for their water quality.
144. He may touch on several thorny border issues, such as immigration, sewage management and economic development.
145. Directions: Keep the bowl full by adding treated sewage as needed.
146. There is a sewage system, hand-dug, which replaced the open trenches that ran through the camp until recently.
147. Privatization of Tucson Water will not remove any lead or sewage from our tap water.
148. The algae feeds on nitrogen and phosphates which come into the water from agriculture and sewage.
149. The water companies will have to improve the performance of their sewage works or risk other claims.
150. From 1942 to 1961, two consecutive fields were treated variously with farmyard manure, fertilizers and sewage sludge.
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