Sentence examples for gas shooting from inspiring English sources

Electrocution, asphyxiation by poisonous gas, shooting by a firing squad, and hanging are alternatives in states where lethal injection is currently the primary means of execution.

The rate of sulfur dioxide gas shooting from the ground fissures tripled, leading Hawaii county to repeat warnings about air quality.

The cement that was supposed to stop the oil and gas shooting up the well pipe didn't work The report says: "Improved engineering rigor, cement testing and communication of risk by Halliburton could have identified the low probability of the cement to achieve zonal isolation.

Lava reaching temperatures of 1,000C and plumes of poisonous gas shooting up through cracks in the ground have forced hundreds of people on Big Island, Hawaii, to evacuate their homes.

The test called for oil and dispersant to be mixed energetically, but it didn't necessarily recreate the mixing that took place in this spill, where the dispersant was being pumped directly into into a geyser of intensely hot crude oil and gas shooting into frigid water under 7000 pound per square inch of pressure.

The gas shoots out of thick, multicolored tubes of bubbly scented water; the tubes closely resemble something college students might have pulled out for a Phish concert.

With our X-ray data taken with Chandra back in 2005, we were actually able to detect the jet of gas shot out of the comet in response to the impact and measure how much came out.

But then the police state pays us back by beating, gas, shoot with rubber bullets and wrongfully arresting Americans who are demanding accountability from the Wall St con-artists who ruined our economy.

"Big billowing pillars, or columns, of ash and gas, hot gas, shoot up above such a volcano to huge heights, up to 30,000 feet or so," says Jon Davidson, an earth sciences professor at Durham University in the UK.

When you're ready, squeeze the handle and watch the gas shoot into the pillowcase.

This was done by gassing, shooting or by a slow death from hunger.