Sentence examples for chute as from inspiring English sources

Such panels will be suitable for the chute as well.

You won't have to fill and empty the chute as often.

If you do away with stop-and-frisk, this city will go down the chute as fast as anything you can imagine".

Bloodhound has a second identical brake chute as well, just in case: if you have to stop a 6-tonne car from supersonic speeds in a limited amount of space, then having a back-up for your back-up can only be a good thing.

I would date the first real signs of social disapproval to the early Sixties, when traditional hobbies were disappearing down the same slippery chute as traditional values.

In the center of the plane where Mr. Levy sat there was no inflatable chute, as there were at other exits.

Other notable proletarian novels included Jack Conroy's The Disinherited (1933), Robert Cantwell's The Land of Plenty (1934), and Albert Halper's Union Square (1933), The Foundry (1934), and The Chute (1937), as well as some grim evocations of the drifters and "bottom dogs" of the Depression era, such as Edward Anderson's Hungry Men and Tom Kromer's Waiting for Nothing (both 1935).

He worked in the chutes as a cattle driver, in the cooler as a liver hanger, and on the kill floor as a food-safety quality-control worker.

Again, the chute should be as comfortable as possible to ensure that the flock is willing to pass through it.

I have had a thing about them ever since I read "Homer Price," Robert McCloskey's children's classic, which involves a doughnut machine that won't stop making doughnuts... ......the doughnuts kept right on rolling down the little chute, just as regular as a clock can tick".

But to assume every movie out of the chute will be as accurate, is simply not realistic.