A civil Engineer; member of the Institute; a Fellow of the Geological Society.
Knightley, a civil engineer, and Vere Bernard, a cadet, R.
And do you really think you are going to enjoy becoming a civil engineer?
If I want to be a civil engineer I've got to take an opening where I can get it.
Passing at Oak Hall wasn't a patch to passing as a civil engineer.
Now that he had passed the preliminary examination and was to go out for actual field practice, he felt that he was really and truly on his way to becoming a civil engineer.
I want to be a civil engineer, to build bridges, an' do sich things.
I know he is a civil engineer, but that's about all.
Though we had never met before, I knew of him and I had an impression that he was a civil engineer or something like that.
He's a civil engineer,--Harvey Freeman: the Lord only knows in what part of the world he is at this speaking.
I can dress up on Sundays or holidays, but on the work days, when I'm a civil engineer, I want to wear clothes that show that I'm not afraid to tackle the rough and hard things of life.
I want to use my brain along with my muscles, and that's why I'm going to be a civil engineer.
If I were a civil engineer, out with a field party, I'd mark this section 'water' on the map.
And I don't like to be accused of liking dirt on my clothes, just because I am going to be a civil engineer," Tom explained in a milder voice.
He's what they calls a civil engineer; though hang me if I know what an engineer wants aboard of a sailing ship.
Civil Engineer, which is the gentleman's purfession,' says he.
He was a civil engineer (apparently not a very industrious one); he had whatever emoluments that profession could bring in to a man who painted a good many pictures in water-colors; and he had nothing more.
I set myself up as civil engineer, and thereby ask people to employ me.
Their names were William Dean and Henry Ramsdell, and they had worked for some time in Oil City for a civil engineer there.
Up here there is more excitement to it than you are aware of, and before you have finished your vacation, you will say that the life of a civil engineer in the oil fields of Pennsylvania is not by any means monotonous.
A civil engineer came to me the other day to ask some points about reaching a certain part of the Island.
India as a civil engineer, and without influence rose to be chief engineer of the East Indian Railways, and did much important work in bridge-building.
He needn't necessarily go into the army when he graduates; he can become a civil engineer.
I am, as I have said, a civil engineer, and it is not strictly in my line to assist at the births of infants, imaginary or otherwise.
When Mr John Rennie, civil engineer, obligingly favoured the reporter by examining his models, he gave a decided preference to the structure of stone, as did Professors Robison and Playfair.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "civil engineer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
