Sentence examples for chute from from inspiring English sources

However, panels that are too high can limit your ability to reach into the chute from the outside.

"Employing an emergency chute from a plane filled with passengers is no laughing matter," he said, complaining that "the event has been trivialized".

Typically, he said, the airline would be able to quickly replace the chute from a set of spares kept by its maintenance crew.

Her group and hundreds of others were clustered along a waist-high metal barricade forming a security chute from the arena's back entrance to the raised stage.

Plus, there's something in the ice-making process — they use hot gas — that makes it clear when it's released down the chute from the machine".

The free fall lasted only two or three seconds, about 100 feet, before the static line, a sort of leash attached to the cliff, tugged the chute from the bag on Richard's back as they fell away.

"We make the chutes from tape, garbage bags, nylon string and a bit of wire.

Expertly led by Martin Leitinger from local guiding outfit Freeride Base, we bounced down mini pillow lines by the trees on the Henne's lower slopes, tackled a few heart-in-mouth chutes from the top of the Lärchfilzkogel and barrelled down a gloriously long, swooping run dubbed Big Mom.

His flair for pungent detail and his sensuous imagery bring vibrancy and dimension to his neon maze and its asphalt escape chutes (from Ol'5555, the Waits "signature piece" that he wishes weren't: "I'm riding with lady luck/ Freeway cars and trucks/ Stars beginnin' to fade/ And I lead the parade").

The tiny balls corresponding to the top prize rolled down chutes from two huge round cages and were called out by a pair of young girls three hours into the gala.

The arrival of the Trent and Mersey Canal at Anderton in 1773 was detrimental to the salt trade at first, but ultimately beneficial, as salt was tipped down chutes from the canal into barges on the river navigation.