Sentence examples for ducting from inspiring English sources

Air is forced to flow rapidly through the spaces between the fins by ducting air toward the engine.

We've enough metal ducting to ventilate Ibrox, plus rough wood walls (a lethal threat to tights and skirts), raw sandstone, moody oil paintings, and textured wall-hangings that look like untreated tripe.

Our engineers originally believed the installation could be done quickly, but then discovered a large amount of work was needed to install new ducting and cables.

"What's that?" "Duct tape.

Policymakers also need a full set of "macroprudential" tools, from wrenches to duct tape.To fix housing bubbles, Mr Posen suggests, policymakers should consider a tax on real estate that varies over the cycle, rising in property booms and falling in busts.

The tape wasn't actually holding the window in or anything like that; the actual pressure seal is further inside the airframe.Anyway, read Mr Smith's whole column for the full story, and don't worry: they're not duct-taping your plane.

The Hoover Institution in California is an octogenarian.In this section Days of danger and duct tape Warriors-by-numbers Thanks a bunch, Alan Pining for snow Abe just ain't right Getting high in Santa Fe The charge of the think-tanks ReprintsTheir influence is partly a matter of ideas.

Maybe years of taking their shoes off at airports and the sheets of plastic and duct tape mouldering in their cellars have made them appropriately sceptical.In the end, Friday's little tropical depression in a teapot demonstrated that we still "need improvement", as my elementary penmanship teacher used to lament on my report card every six weeks.(Photo credit: AFP).