pipeline
noun
verb (used with object), pipe·lined, pipe·lin·ing.
Origin of pipeline
Related Words for pipeline
vent, hose, duct, sewer, vessel, line, almanac, journal, list, program, diary, agenda, timetable, table, lineup, docket, card, chronology, pipe, cylinderExamples from the Web for pipeline
Contemporary Examples of pipeline
The State Department found that with high oil prices, the tar sands would be mined for oil, pipeline or no.
The EPA felt that the State Department had not looked carefully enough at the impact of the pipeline if oil prices fell.
But with the pipeline, transportation costs drop and production would be higher.
After all, unlike the other vaccines currently in the pipeline, this one is alive and replication-competent.
Asked whether she should have mentioned the pipeline project, he merely said, “I thought her speech was great.”
Historical Examples of pipeline
Why, brother, Mr. Pipeline understands it a great deal better than you do.
A PessimistRobert Timsol
At the end of this pipeline was a big pile of wet sand from the lake.
Tom Slade's Double DarePercy Keese Fitzhugh
A pipeline from the oilfields at Stalin (formerly Kucove) transmits the oil to the port of Vlore.
Area Handbook for AlbaniaEugene K. Keefe
The Senate has already passed the truth-in-lending bill, the fire safety bill, and the pipeline safety laws.
Naputul ang kuniksyun sa túbu, The connection in the pipeline broke.
A Dictionary of Cebuano VisayanJohn U. Wolff