Sentence examples for a chimney that from inspiring English sources

And there's a chimney that looks to me like a cave on vacation from Hades.

A chimney that serves the furnace as well as a wood-burning stove is made of stones from every county in Vermont.

"Our first ad ran in this morning's paper," Brett Thomas said, as he sat on a chimney that had blown off a building across the street.

Several miles from Aix, a large coal plant, with a chimney that climbs hundreds of feet into the sky, is being converted to burn biomass — leaves, branches, and agricultural debris.

Several miles from Aix, a large coal plant, with a chimney that climbs hundreds of feet into the sky, is being converted to burn biomass leaves, branches, and agricultural debris.

In the June issue of Applied and Environmental Microbiology, the scientists, including Dr. Baross as well as Matthew O. Schrenk, Dr. Deborah S. Kelley and Dr. John R. Delaney, all of the University of Washington, reported the dissection of a chimney that had been venting fluids of 575 degrees.

The basis of his invention was a circular wick with a glass chimney that ensured an adequate current of air up the centre and the outside of the wick for even and proper combustion of the oil.

The couch faces a modern black iron fireplace with a steel chimney that has been built into a large block of white stone.

CHIMNEY Cindy Nace, co-owner of King Chimney and Fireplace in Chicago, says the cost for an annual cleaning of a partitioned chimney that vents both the fireplace and the furnace and hot water heater is $420, or $35 a month.

He said his efforts were frustrated by the impracticability of tabun and his lack of ready access to a replacement nerve agent, and also by the unexpected construction of a tall chimney that put the air intake out of reach.

Air was drawn up through openings, and it circulated through the house and then vented through an elongated chimney that ran like a spine the length of the roof.