Sentence examples for a chimney for from inspiring English sources

He had hid behind a chimney for several hours until rescued by police.

Prosecutors said the man, Michael Schinella, 45, bought a chimney for Mr. Ganim's home.

Another was required to hide beneath a chimney for four days with nothing to eat but a couple of biscuits and some quince jam.

I made my voice as tiny, sweet and bright as I could, considering I'd smoked like a chimney for 15 years.

Additionally, when we were making a chimney for the kiln, I suggested that we make a removable chimney out of sheet metal, which would make the sealing process easier.

Second, India's growing economy has a desperate hunger for energy and, because of its reliance on dirty coal, risks becoming, in the words of Jacques Chirac, France's president, who was in India this week, "a chimney for greenhouse gases".

Instead, with the humor that fills every sad moment in this story, she labels the smell on the corner of Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue South according to its constituent parts: "putrefaction" for a trash can; "diesel" for a bus; "menthol" for a cigarette; "pastry" for the exhaust from a chimney; "Brut" for a pedestrian; and "urine and electricity" for the subway entrance.

The present study shows a simple one-dimensional model, validated by experimental data obtained in a test chimney for a building of five floors.

But early on Friday the hospital, known as Amri, confronted an emergency for which it seemed to have no plan: an inferno in its basement that transformed the entire hermetically sealed and air-conditioned building into a giant chimney for a searing, smoky fire.

However, Italian experts assigned a similar weight regarding the visual impact of an additional chimney for a single power plant or a central biomass power plant near cultural/historical areas (0.48; 0.47) and landscape areas (0.52; 0.52).

Presented generator mainly consists of four parts: a heat pipe with solar collector tube for solar heating, a wind chimney for cooling, a thermoelectric (TE) module for electricity generation and measurement devices-sensors.