The first surveying of the area did not begin until 1946.

And once your surveying was done, did they actually put you inside the tunnel?

I want that bill to go through Parliament so we can fund some more surveying.

These activities are also referred to as boundary or legal surveying.

The first surveying of the land occurred in the late 1740s.

Later, moved to Kentucky and engaged in the surveying of lands.

This offset is often missed by those not familiar with the history of American surveying.

The result of this surveying is the concession road and sideline system in use today.

The surveying of any regional area, such as a state or two, is a multi-step process.

The surveying of western Canada was divided into five basic surveys.

The third rail line into the area never got past the surveying of the right of way.

A total station is an electronic/optical instrument used in modern surveying.

The department is responsible for national surveying and mapping.

The other main method of locating sites is by magnetic surveying.

The company is also carrying out 10,000 kilometres-worth of seismic surveying.

Mitchell was knighted in 1839 for his contribution to the surveying of Australia.

Predicted fire requires precise surveying of the gun position and accurate maps.

The next step in planning the city was the surveying of the area according to the architect's plans for the city.

Governor Bush, who held a news conference to discuss the results, criticized the surveying of voters leaving the polls.

Beginning in December 1946, the ship went on multiple missions and hydro-graphical surveying.

Similarly he ordered the surveying of Jerusalem which was commissioned to help improve the water supply to the city.

The first step he takes is the surveying of all known instances where the nature of heat appears to exist.

A year later 100 men, women and children sat in a surveyors' path to disrupt the surveying of land for sale.

The surveying of the farms along the Dock Rd. began in 1841.

After graduation he followed a career in chartered surveying.

He turned to survey the park, the way they had just come.

Finally he had time to stop and survey the situation.

The two young women could thus survey the whole party.

At the door, he turned back to survey his work.

He went back outside to survey the area once again.

"A couple of months ago when I came here to survey the site."

I went to my right then to survey what might be the case on the west.

So I took the opportunity to survey the situation from above once more.

So I looked out the window to survey the area.

A total of 10,272 people were surveyed, with each being asked 97 questions.

About 7 to 8 percent of the women surveyed reported having used them.

Only a third of those surveyed said they had heard much about them.

They also surveyed the children's parents on the same issue.

I got against the wall again and surveyed the field.

He'd taken a corner table to be able to survey the room.

He pulled back to survey the results of his work.

They took some time to survey the scene, to get to know it.

I left the door open behind me and surveyed the room.

He surveyed the room and finally came back to me.

Almost 80 percent of those surveyed said the job left little time for personal or family life.

He turned his head slowly to survey the park, but could see nothing else.

But 69 percent of those surveyed said they had no way to get on line.

They looked at each other, and for the first time in several minutes surveyed the room.

A year ago, only 51 percent of those surveyed said that.

I knew we all felt it as he surveyed us.