Sentence examples for be vented from inspiring English sources
noun
An opening through which gases, especially air, can pass.
Containers leaving more than this amount, even if non-vented and theoretically closed, may nevertheless be vented in practice by healthcare workers who spike the container with a needle to ensure delivery of the solution to the patient, thus introducing an opportunity for contamination.
How much will be vented, though, is unclear.
Anger must be vented, or it poisons you.
He added that this could lead "vengefulness" to be vented.
Mr Brittin believes public anger should be vented at the tax system as a whole.
The remainder of the exhaust (mostly nitrogen) can then be vented safely to the atmosphere.
Gas-fueled clothes dryers must also be vented to the outside.
Either way, most dryers need to be vented, either "out of a window or through an existing vent".
The system can be vented straight through an exterior wall, eliminating the need for an existing chimney.
To be honest, there are times when you feel moved to ask: Can the frustrations of the inarticulate really be vented in no other way?
Solo was further ostracized by some teammates for seeming to criticize Scurry and for violating an unwritten rule that private conflicts should not be vented in public.
