Everything has gone well ordsprog

Everything has gone well and they're beginning to fill cement up the shaft of the well.

This project is considered to be one of the most important projects in the Kingdom and will fill the gap in the cement manufacturing and export of cement that coincides with consumer consumption,

[The second story concerned a cement anchor police found in Peterson's warehouse. Rocha said Peterson explained that he] used to make cement anchors. ... He said, 'Well, I used the rest as cement for my driveway.'

Right now the effect would be we're in a 'sold-out' market, according to the marketing people. All the cement we could produce, right now, is going to customers. Last year, they said the same thing, but we ended up with more than we could get rid of, and we had to send some cement and clinker to our Leeds, Ala., plant, and would anticipate the same scenario for this year, if we don't sell of our cement to our local customers.

There's plenty of cement worldwide, but in the U.S., cement production capacity has leveled off and no one is building more plants.

A Happy House has two bedrooms and a general area. It has a cement floor and either cement or stone walls, plus a tin roof.

Cement companies are not often noted for their superior human capital management practices. But even more remarkable is that a Greek cement company made it into the European top 100.

Susan Levermann

In 2005, we had 32 areas (of the country) that ran short of cement at certain times of the year. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. With the demand for cement growing in 2006 and very little expansion of production, I think further supplies are limited.

This shortage is not affecting major projects. Providence Stadium has more than 190 tons of cement in stock and the contractors have enough cement on order from their suppliers to complete the work that they are doing.

[New Orleans also was the] leading port for cement importation through the first half of 2005, ... So, whether those terminals received physical damage or are shut down because there are not enough personnel, it will cause wider cement shortages.

Since all limestone mines are captive mines of cement plants and mining regulations are poor, cement industry is not investing in mine management.

Chandra Bhushan

I think it's likely that prices will spike again and I think it's near certainty there will be some material shortages, ... Our cement shortages will certainly get worse. We're heading for severe shortages of cement at least until those ports are fully operational.

I think it's likely that prices will spike again and I think it's near certainty there will be some material shortages. Our cement shortages will certainly get worse. We're heading for severe shortages of cement at least until those ports are fully operational.

I don't think that you will find that you can get cement at the spot prices that you could before. However, at the 15 per cent tariff there is cement out there that will be competitive in this market, but when it gets into the market, market forces will take over and we are prepared to defend our market.

There's a vacancy now that no president can fill, no power on Earth can fill, ... Others will step in and fill in his shoes excellently. But no one can replace the unique presence that was Peter.

Alan Alda (1936-)

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