Sentence examples similar to a vent in the ceiling and from inspiring English sources

In his cell, Lonnie had tied a torn strip of bedsheet to a vent in his ceiling, and then he tied the other end around his neck.

Three pink bears teeter on a mobile hung from an air vent in the ceiling.

Install a vent in your ceiling, above your stove.

But it must have been tight enough, because bits of dough coated in honey bubbling away in the pot forced their way through the vent and decorated the ceiling and the walls.

The air supply enters the facility through two diffusers in the ceiling and exits through the perforated stainless steel floor to the exhaust vents.

Native technologies incorporated into the home include a passive ventilation system known as a qingok, which uses vents in the ceiling to draw out warm, moist air, and a cold-air trap called a qanitchaq, or "Arctic entryway" in the local Inupiaq language, a sort of foyer that seals off cold air from the main living space.

The 9 m high main kitchen has two 4 m wide fireplaces for cooking, and a circular vent in the vaulted ceiling.

In Germany, the skatepark bathrooms have fake shower heads installed and vents in the ceiling that pump in poisonous gas whenever Jewish skaters go pee pee or poo poo.

Cup holders abound and air-conditioning, available with separate controls for the rear passengers, includes vents in the ceiling.

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But by insulating the underside of the roof instead of the ceiling and closing off the gable and soffit vents at the ends of the roof and under the eaves, temperatures in the attic are reduced as less heat radiates through the roof and hot exterior air is barred from coming in the vents.