Príklady sandpit

• The sandpits were rectangular and about 10 m2 and five soil samples were collected per sandpit, one from each corner and one from the centre.

• The private areas included kindergarten sandpits and housing estates.

• They are present in public and private places including: city backyards, country yards, playgrounds, parks, sandpits, gardens, fields, lake beaches, pavements and streets.

• The total prevalence of positive samples were: 0.7% (range 0+ 6.3%) for public playgrounds, 1.2% (range 0+20%) for kindergarten sandpits and 1.6% (range 0+100%) for the housing estates.

• I am also examining the possibility of providing a fence round the sandpit to keep out dogs.

• There are also quarries, sandpits, mine dumps, and semi-urban land where nobody has any particular interest in keeping down rabbits.

• The sandpit is sprayed with disinfectant once a fortnight, and the sand is changed when necessary; it will be changed again very shortly.

• It is to be ripped out of the hillside and replaced by a sandpit.

• In the early 1980s, when we had similar problems, broken glass was put into my child's sandpit.

• It is one thing for the studio sandpit warriors to play their war games.

• There are sandpits and old mine shafts round about that area which certainly could be used in the early stages.

• I am also providing a sandpit for the children.

• It probably has a gate and a sandpit which is filled with dog muck.

• Anyone who has seen children from the slum areas enjoying themselves in the sandpits will agree that the provision of these playgrounds has been a very good thing indeed.

• Clause 26 restores the practice which existed until 1948 under which rents and royalties from sandpits, gravel pits and brickfields are payable under deduction of tax.