Sentence examples for faucet as from inspiring English sources
THG is producing the faucet as well as complementary bath accessories, including a soap dish and a towel bar.
He praised the symbol of the dripping faucet as well as the editing choices that suggested "the way that time passes, so that it almost seems as if you've lost yourself in the mists of your own life".
"Mubarak could turn off the faucet as part of the Arab boycott he declared against Israel," a radio commercial warned.
He likened the situation to putting a hot pan under the kitchen faucet — as the hot magma hits the cold water it rapidly creates steam.
She finds him sitting in the empty bathtub, not crying, not lost in contemplation of his warped reflection in the faucet, as a normal baby would be.
Alnylam and the Medicines Company hope that turning off the faucet, as it were, will be more efficient than mopping the floor, allowing their drug to be given less frequently and in smaller amounts.
As they queued up for drinks at city-run "cooling centers," soaked under sprinklers and tapped hydrants, many residents expressed bewilderment at how the blackout could neutralize their faucets as well as their light switches.
The installation of low-flush toilets and low-flow showerheads and faucets, as well as the stadium's synthetic turf, are part of a plan to use 9 million fewer gallons of water per year.
This intricate device used a hydraulic pump that siphoned wine out of metal dragon-headed faucets, as well as tilting bowls that were timed to dip wine down, by force of gravity when filled, into an artificial lake that had intricate iron leaves popping up as trays for placing party treats.
Particularly, we consider the classical water faucet problem as well as a stiff separation problem which locally involves transition from two-phase to single-phase flow.
According to Andy Smith, state toxicologist with the Maine Division of Environmental Health, the cost of a home-based system to remove arsenic from well water ranges from $300 for a point-of-use system (i.e., at the faucet) to as much as $9,000 for point-of-entry systems that treat water for the whole household.
