Sentence examples for chute from inspiring English sources
The word "chute" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as a noun and means a steep slide or free fall path (often made of metal or wood) that is used to transport goods or people from one place to another. For example: We took the chute down the mountain and arrived at the village just before nightfall.
noun
A framework, trough, or tube, upon or through which objects are made to slide from a higher to a lower level, or through which water passes to a wheel.
He developed the skill to climb difficult walls without ropes, relying on a small chute on his back in case he fell.
Eventually the packages slide down a chute to be placed into a bag or an air-freight container.
Previous research has shown that human children are much more willing than chimpanzees to co-operate with a human adult in manipulating objects for example, taking it in turns to drop a ball down a chute.
The result is unpleasantly reminiscent of cattle walking up the slaughterhouse chute.
When he remembered, and forced it down the incinerator chute, it was already bloating, and the gassy innards instantly caught fire.
The opening scenes depict dismembered body parts tumbling along a coal chute.
IS IT any wonder that flight attendants are deploying the emergency-evacuation chute and heading for the hills?
These are proving popular with consumers, who find them an easy and cheap way of obtaining prints, says Chris Chute, an analyst with IDC.
This kind of camera, notes Chris Chute, an analyst at IDC, "gives consumers what they never had in the film world", namely high-end features and superior picture quality, without the need to fork out for an expensive camera body and a bag full of bulky lenses.
Jocelyn) and La Chute d'un ange (1838; "The Fall of an Angel") are intermittently successful attempts at epic.
A rapper-turned-author who went by the name Biz attracted media attention with La Chute de Sparte, a story of suicide set in a high school.
