Sentence examples for Keep it insulated from inspiring English sources

You need something to catch the coal that's created, keep it insulated from the cold ground and carry it from the ground to the tinder.

India's trillion-dollar economy remains a relative bright spot, some say, in part because the country's bureaucracy and its protectionist polices have kept it insulated from the fallout of the global downturn.

Clean your trashcan regularly or keep it better insulated with trash bags.

Among the tasks that have delayed resumption of flight are study of the shuttle's giant fuel tank and the testing of modifications that keep it from shedding insulating foam, a piece of which damaged the Columbia's wing on liftoff a year ago and doomed the craft.

"I try to keep it all positive, and try to insulate them from the negative," Mr. Gill said.

A carbon cake is important to insulate the pipe and keep it smoking evenly.

But that world is fairly insulated from the rest of the military, and a lot of grunts would like to keep it that way (hence all of the cracks about women in the infantry).

The building, which opened in 2006, has no furnace; it is so tightly insulated that, on most days, the warmth thrown off by the office equipment and the two hundred people who work inside is enough to keep it comfortable.

China's markets registered a more muted reaction, partly because of strict capital controls that help keep its economy insulated from overseas markets.

He challenges the notion of a church that is run from a palace and that functions like a regressive corporation that, with its arcane and rigid laws, does everything possible to keep its highest officials insulated from the world to which they presume to minister.

Mr. Warfield said he kept Mr. Dole "locked down" four years ago "to keep him insulated from last-minute suggestions".