Sentence examples for expensive heating from inspiring English sources
While federal officials try to wean the country from messy and expensive heating oil, Maine remains addicted.
"We're expensive: heating, lights, salaries, cleaning," she said, "and from a practical point of view you will find no one private who will want us".
A less expensive heating system add-on that comes with a similar money-back guarantee is MicroTherm, a product manufactured in Manchester, N.H.
There will be lower costs on the gallery's delivery van too, with the cancellation of fuel duties next year, and less expensive heating costs for Esterhase's showroom as the chancellor told us again about the government rolling back green levies so that folk might occasionally be able to flick on the boiler this winter - the current cold war.
A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Prices and Shortages Raise Worries Over Energy Energy experts and meteorologists say that the Northeast, for reasons as varied as the patterns of Canadian arctic air flows, decisions made by Midwest oil refiners and oil buyers in Germany, and a shortage of natural gas, is now facing what could be an expensive heating season.
Now they catch winter's snow to water themselves, and break the wind that eats our expensive heat.
In addition, alloys have been developed that can be tempered (strengthened) in paint-baking ovens rather than in separate and expensive heat-treatment furnaces normally required for conventional steels.
One very efficient design operates at temperatures above 600ºC, so it must be constructed of expensive, heat-resistant materials.
Mrs Norman's expensive heat just seems to escape through the cavity-free walls, or leaks around and through the doors and windows.
This case study analysis against installed benchmark equipment contributes to validate the developed optimization software tool and shows its capabilities of delivering less expensive heat exchanger designs.
