Sentence examples for in stoves from inspiring English sources

That is increasingly possible, because cheap sensors can be embedded in stoves.

Some of their rough shelters had wood to burn in stoves, while others, like Mr. Mohammad's, had no substantial heat sources at all.

After Parliament's 1956 passage of Britain's Clean Air Act, in response to the killer smog of December, 1952 — in essence, the act said, "No more coal smoke" — deployment of smokeless solid fuels eliminated London's smogs in less than a decade, with no change in stoves or fireplaces.

After Parliament's 1956 passage of Britain's Clean Air Act, in response to the killer smog of December, 1952 in essence, the act said, "No more coal smoke"—deployment of smokeless solid fuels eliminated London's smogs in less than a decade, with no change in stoves or fireplaces.

We should never use wood from forests directly in stoves" (Slovenia: science group).

By the 1860s, a substantial number of cultivars (cultivated varieties) were available in a range of colours and habits, and were used as ornamental plants in "stoves" (heated greenhouses) and in houses, where they were popular for their autumn and winter flowering.

Another solution is to replace the traditional three-stone open fire with fuel-saving built-in stoves.

This is no country kitchen, but it has everything: dual ovens, built-in stoves with a griddle in the middle.

In a recent settlement of a class-action lawsuit, Sears agreed to install the necessary brackets on about four million free-standing or slide-in stoves that were sold, delivered, and connected by the store between July 2, 2000 and September 18 , 2007

She really liked him so she planted a vegetable garden in his backyard and tried to cook serious food for him on his little plug-in stove.

In fact, the lack of a permanent home or kitchen, as well as space limitations, can be impediments to purchasing a built-in stove.