Sentence examples for heating from inspiring English sources

Instead of heating wood, these stoves use other plant material even run-of-the-mill farm refuse.

To qualify you must be a home owner or a private tenant who is aged 60 or over, and has never had central heating.

He hopes to eventually fit air source heat pumps - which extract warmth from outdoor air and transfer it indoors for heating - and solar hot water systems in customers' homes.

Amid it all, the CEO of the biggest oil company in the world, Exxon, gave what may go down in the annals as the most poorly timed – not to mention, arrogant – speech in the firm's history: Rex Tillerson, speaking to the Council on Foreign Relations, admitted what his company spent many years denying, that humans were heating the planet.

They're cleaner because they don't emit greenhouse gases or soot: the heat and water they generate as a byproduct can be used for cooling and heating the tower.

By contrast, both oil trucks would make the GPI go down: remediation spending would be counted as a negative, and so would the cost to society of emissions from heating with oil and the costs of any long-term damage to aquifers and streams.

Over 90 percent of the overall extra heat goes into the oceans, with only about 2 percent heating the Earth's atmosphere.

A report in yesterday's Daily Mirror said that when confronted by mobile phone footage showing him heating the highly addictive drug before inhaling it from a pipe, Mr Pearson confessed: "It's true.

It means training electricians, heating engineers, construction companies, facility managers, so they are able to connect the relevant equipment together.

Biogas can be poured into the national gas grid and used for heating homes, burned to generate electricity, or used in specially adapted vehicles.

A third of families with disabled children can't afford heating now, research from the charity, Contact A Family found this week.