Sentence examples for boiler blew from inspiring English sources
"In the end, this boiler blew up," he said.
A couple of years ago our boiler blew, and I sold his work Applause to pay for a new one – I got about £3,500 for it.
Danny survived both his evil-infested dad, Jack Torrance, and the ghouls that inhabited the grisly Overlook Hotel in Colorado, escaping by the hair of his chinny-chin-chin just before the clock struck midnight and the hotel's infernal boiler blew up, incinerating the forces of bad and leaving readers hiding under the bed, but cross-eyed with relief.
"If the boiler blows up, I can get a temporary boiler," Mr. Scharfman said.
You also need to have an emergency fund in case the boiler blows up or you need to make urgent repairs to your property.
"Local school districts are most likely to use unanticipated revenues to mitigate any tax increases," she said, and to be ready for emergencies, "from a boiler blowing up or an economy getting worse and forcing midyear cuts in state aid".
(c) In liquid form as: surplus condensate; overflow from the cooling water circuit; boiler blow down; drift loss from the cooling towers or spray pond; effluent (wash down or spillage) from drains.
If you get a call while you are away saying the wife is ill, or the boiler has blown, or the dog has run off, you can't just leave the office and go home.
In New York City yesterday, the cold burst pipes, blew out boilers and drove homeless people to shelters.
Neither of you said what you'd truly feared, and so you blew the boilers because you were both too proud and lazy.
