Sentence examples for been vented from inspiring English sources
noun
An opening through which gases, especially air, can pass.
The chimneys for the stoves and a fireplace had been vented into the attic.
Some of the Rakhines' frustration has been vented on the Muslim Kaman, whom they resent for being more prosperous.
Mr. Friedlander said emergency cooling pumps in the Fukushima reactors were safely located a floor below where hydrogen gas had been vented from reactor cores, setting off explosions.
Their ire has previously been vented solely at the club's owner, Mike Ashley, the man who rewarded Pardew with a revised eight-year deal in September 2012.
That gas, produced as a by-product of natural-gas processing, would normally have been vented into the atmosphere, but it will now be injected instead into old oil-fields in Wyoming, Texas and Mississippi.
I ask that Cub fans everywhere redirect the negative energy that has been vented towards my family, my friends and myself into the usual positive support for our beloved team on their way to being National League champs".
Customers have been venting their frustration with both stores on Twitter.
But his primary aim was to create literature, whereas his models had been venting their feelings.
How much will be vented, though, is unclear.
Instead, what is vented here is simply air.
