Sentences with phrase «as snowplowing»

Both have years of experience managing a workforce, road construction and engineering, as well as snowplowing, excavating, drainage work and sticking to a budget.

Miner has been quietly negotiating with the big tax - exempt «eds and meds» to make annual payments instead of property taxes to help cover some of the costs of basic city services such as snowplowing and fire protection.

Black Cat manufactures and distributes blades, teeth and other parts for equipment such as snowplows, bulldozers and excavators.

Additionally, this new 6 - speed has a LiveDrive PTO option, allowing the transmission to power auxiliary equipment, such as snowplows, cement mixers, or dump trucks, when parked or in motion (also a segment first).

For example, if you have added expensive after - market enhancements to your vehicle, such as a snowplow, check with your insurance company to make sure that your current ATV coverage will include it.

Not exact matches

Commercial leases often run to hundreds of pages, and it's easy to miss something crucial — such as who's responsible for roof repairs or who foots the bill when snowplowing costs triple or the parking lot trees need to be replaced.

This winter is going to see something of a land grab — or rather, snow grab — as a wave of Canadian startups strive to become the Uber of snowplowing.

The climb is uneventful except for the moment a lunatic French snowplow driver roars down the hill on the wrong side of the road, merrily blasting snow onto the other side as he rounds a switchback.

Oftentimes on interstate highways, snowplows will operate side by side, as this is the most efficient and safe way to clear several lanes at one time.

On another note, I know we would all rather talk about summer activities such as fishing and not snow, but Erie County is currently in negotiations with the towns to settle new snowplowing contracts.

Five pieces of heavy equipment no longer in use by the Highway Department were recently sold, and a multi-year bond initiative is just getting underway to replace them with three new trucks and associated equipment such as new snowplows.

In what just might be one of the sillier premises for a Liam Neeson movie, director Hans Petter Moland's Hard Powder stars Neeson as an uptight snowplow driver in Colorado who begins a wintery quest for vengeance when his son is murdered by a local drug kingpin.

But surprisingly, an army of goons prove to be no match for Nils, a mild - mannered milquetoast who was recently - crowned «Man of the Year» for servings as his town's reliable snowplow driver.

Additionally, every level offers the opportunity for Yooka and Laylee to be transformed into a second form, such as a school of fish or a snowplow, which unlock even more opportunities for unique gameplay.

Or maybe not, because while initially it struggles to establish a consistent tone, as soon as the plot kicks off in earnest, the film picks up speed and confidence, venting plumes of sight gags, bloody violence and deadpan, dead - on cultural observations like powdery snow from a thematically - appropriate metaphorical snowplow.

The unplowed roads were nasty, with the A6's front bumper serving as more of a snowplow, but at no time was I afraid of getting stuck, losing control or sliding off into a ditch.

Koehler's well - chosen words create drama within the story as well as sympathy for the little snowplow.

Additionally, every level offers the opportunity for Yooka and Laylee to be transformed into a second form, such as a school of fish or a snowplow, which unlock even more opportunities for unique gameplay.

Sometimes it is, as when an «official» thermometer is located on the tarmac in jet exhaust at an airport in France in the winter with a snowplow idling a few feet away.

It is hard to choose one memory — my parents did a fantastic job of making Christmas special for me and my three sisters — so I'll share the first thing that comes to mind: sitting by my window as a child late on Christmas Eve, watching the snow come down in big flakes, and pretending the jostling chains on the wheels of the snowplows driving by were sleigh bells.