Sentence examples for escaping gas from inspiring English sources

Then escaping gas or hot air from the fire evidently sent the balloon soaring back skyward.

I could see the escaping gas changing the colour of the air around it.

The canister had been pierced, though – I could hear the hiss of escaping gas.

When the bottle is opened, the escaping gas gives the wine its bubbles and characteristic "pop".

Prosecutors said the coupling broke, and escaping gas was ignited by a spark.

Despite allegedly knowing nearby land had been compromised by escaping gas, Linc established another "gasifier" 100m away without doing an environmental assessment.

Their talk, interrupted by the abrupt hiss of escaping gases, revolved around past expeditions, parties and future adventures.

A lag deposit of nonvolatile dust, which is typically made of particles too large to be lifted by the escaping gases, develops on the surface.

In the south, Boiling Lake lies 2,300 feet (700 metres) above sea level; its waters are often forced 3 feet (1 metre) above normal by the pressure of escaping gases.

Story lines on risks and possible damages focus mainly on negative impacts on water and soil due to chemicals used in the process and the possibilities of accidentally escaping gases.

An alternate explanation for noise is the bubbling of escaping gases from natural decomposition of bodies.