Sentence examples for easy flushing from inspiring English sources

Increasing the Toff results in quick and easy flushing of melted debris that results in minimum accumulation of melted globules and hence decreases SR as shown in Fig. 4b.

States such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Syria (oh GOD, Syria) and UAE are some of the top guys – and I do mean old-school, patriarchal, women-should-stay-in-the-kitchen type guys – when it comes to stopping their public having full, easy flushing access to the internet.

These units usually offer a removable tray for easy waste flushing.

When the fog of a long season of depression lifts, and the manic energy arrives, bringing with it a bunch of irrational decisions, it's easy to flush your meds — which is exactly what I did — right down the 50-year-old pink toilet, in the first house I ever owned.

According to Farrell, the influx of new players acquired by General Manager Ben Cherington who come from winning backgrounds, principally Shane Victorino from Philadelphia and Mike Napoli from Texas, made it easier to flush away last season.

As every good thriller should try to do, "Shake Off" is peppered with expert tradecraft: how to hide money in a rolled-up newspaper, how wet paper is easier to flush away than dry.In this section Avanti Doing justice Mutiny and melancholy Hard to shake off Bitter road The dance in the night-time Correction: "The New North" ReprintsBut "Shake Off" is more than a straightforward spy thriller.

It is less skulking and easier to flush from cover than other crakes, and is often seen at the edges of roads and tracks.

The African crake is less skulking and easier to flush from cover than other crakes, and is often seen at the edges of roads and tracks, but the corn crake is a much more difficult bird to see in its breeding sites, usually being hidden by vegetation and rarely emerging into the open.

The skin ailment can cause easy blushing or flushing with visible blood vessels.

Finish with some long, easy runs that flush the legs out and give them a chance to cool down.

It's now a sight of faded beauty, a hulking stone hunting lodge, though it's easy to imagine flusher days when the air was filled with the sounds of trumpets and the barking of hunting dogs.