Sentence examples for conditioning down from inspiring English sources

Later, they decide to drop the air conditioning down to reduce power usage and the chance of tripping the system again.

Berkeley engineers are working on a smart home thermostat that could save energy costs and resources by using settings to crank the air conditioning down at night or when occupants are out.

Most people are not diligent enough to turn the heat (or air conditioning) down or off when they leave for an eight-hour work day — and even if they are, turning all systems back on when they get home does not immediately condition the space to the desired temperature.

"Please turn the air conditioning down," they pleaded.

"They turn the air conditioning down because they save money, so then I would not pay them," Trump said, his face glistening with sweat.

It was "so stifling hot" at around 105 °F (40 °C) and the crew found that "to get air conditioning down [t]here … was an impossible task", according to the Kahana's real life chief engineer Bob Bower.

With the air-conditioning down, Bella and I went out onto the street to keep cool in the breeze of bullets whizzing by.

There is a favorite story in the opera world: the great soprano Kathleen Battle, having gotten a chill in the back of her limousine, called her agent to call the driver to tell him to turn the air-conditioning down.

On a hot summer day, for example, EnerNOC will automatically shut off one-third of an office building's lights, turn the air-conditioning down three degrees and stop the fountain in the lobby so the energy can be used elsewhere.

I often saw people running air-conditioning down to 65 degrees in the summer, and the worst offense was a bank where tellers were sitting with the lobby door open so they wouldn't be too hot in the 80 outdoor temps or too cold in the 65-degree indoor temperature.

This is helpful when you don't want to get up from the couch to turn the air-conditioning down, but even more so when you're leaving work and want to adjust the temperature before you get home so things are appropriately cool or toasty when you walk through the front door.