Sentence examples for hose sticking from inspiring English sources

Make sure there is at least an inch of hose sticking through the holes you drilled in the plastic plugs.

Mr. Dial's work is a tragic narrative of the African-American experience: chunks of rubber hose stuck in canvas, for instance, in memory of civil rights demonstrators beaten with fire hoses.

Here's what she told ESPN about the sport: Someone once described rowing as having a vacuum cleaner hose stuck down your throat while having sulfuric acid splashed on your legs.

Why then, did your correspondent see distinctly antediluvian water hoses sticking out of the bottom of racks at the IBM booth?

When investigators approached the sport utility vehicle about 9 a.m., they found a hose nozzle sticking out a rear window, and inspection showed it was a commercial sprayer that presumably had been used to disperse a fake biological agent.

Make sure the hose is properly attached and make sure the other end of the hose is stuck into the clean out before plugging in the pump.

We use lots of equipment, such as hoses, sticks, stones and we even kill snakes.

"The days of sticking a hose pipe in the ground and waiting for oil to spurt up are over," says Leo Koot of Taqa, Abu Dhabi's national firm, which bought several assets from Shell and Exxon in 2008.

But for those who imagine that the indelicate task can somehow be pulled off by sticking a hose from a truck into a tank in the ground, guess again.

Don't they need to know how many tons of dispersants (or hay) they need, or whether that giant hose they are now thinking of sticking into the much bigger broken well has any hope of channelling the flow?

Perhaps it is the dismantling of the back of the refrigerator and sticking the vacuum's hose in among its normally hidden working parts.