Sentence examples for blower can from inspiring English sources

After all, they have virtually no effect on their surroundings, while a manic late-night horn blower can awaken an entire city block.

Does the noise (by one estimate, a leaf blower can cause permanent hearing damage in a minute and a half) drive our neighbors crazy?

Possible re-design of the absorber is studied and the results show that large electrical energy savings in the feed gas blower can be obtained when a design is chosen giving reduced absorber pressure drop.

Their four-stroke engines are one-fifth as dirty as the older, two-stroke models, which means a lot in a region beset by smog, where a single gas-powered blower can emit as much pollution in a year as 80 cars.

Betty's hook is an artifact made by reshaping a piece of metal wire, and a glass blower can make a hollow glass object by reshaping a gob of hot glass by means of a blowpipe.

"The three-speed blower can pay for itself in a very short amount of time," says Mankameyer, "not only because of reduced energy costs at the hood but because less air needs to be conditioned for the lab".

If the government intervenes and recovers money, the whistle-blower can receive up to 30percentt of the amount.

As a reward, a whistle-blower can receive up to 30percentt of any amounts recovered, with the balance going to the Treasury.

If a retired baseball player can implicate the entire sport with steroid charges, if a whistle-blower can rattle the F.B.I., how might just one disaffected ref ravage the N.B.A.'s competitive image?

(The whistle-blower can also move forward on his or her own if the government declines). Inman warned Sewell that being a whistle-blower would take a personal toll.

Now a spy, traitor or whistle-blower can put gigabytes of data on a fingernail-sized card and pass them on anonymously, irretrievably and all but instantly.Compounding that vulnerability is America's need to share colossal amounts of data across a sprawling government machine.