Sentence examples for hatch room from inspiring English sources

It had four doors, a rear hatch, room for my family, including a dog in the back, power windows, A/C, a great sound system, and the fastest, most effective windshield defroster known to mankind.

(Incidentally, keep pimentón and other paprikas in the freezer; they are too often home to tiny beetles whose eggs you unwittingly purchased along with the spice and which hatch at room temperature; if they're there, you'll see them, as they're lively little things that don't seem to mind all that capsaicin).

Eggs laid were allowed to hatch at room temperature and progeny were counted after 2 days.

Eggs were collected onto a 25 μm mesh and were hatched at room temperature.

Eggs were hatched at room temperature for 5 days, and J2 worms were allowed to crawl through six Kimwipe tissue layers in water with 100 mg/l streptomycin.

Larvae were hatched in room temperature water, provided ground TetraMin® fish food daily, and were allowed to pupate and emerge into an enclosed mesh-covered cage where they were provided water and 10%% sucrose ad libitum.

One of the most unusual features of the hotel La Trémoille in Paris is a special hatch in every room, where you can have room service delivered without ever having to open the door.

With its modest furnishings — little more than a pair of bedside tables sporting hatch lamps — the room is defined more so by the nature outdoors.

Titanic was subjected to extreme opposing forces – the flooded bow pulling her down while the air in the stern kept her to the surface – which were concentrated at one of the weakest points in the structure, the area of the engine room hatch.

All eggs were hatched at incubation room of Long-Sheng Company; chickens hatched were unvaccinated and housed in the isolation laboratory of veterinary hospital of Sichuan agricultural University.

Mr. Zinser, a machinist's mate first class and the only career Navy man in the crew, was standing on the starboard side of the deck, near the engine-room hatch, when the patrol boat was sliced in two.