Sentence examples for letting gas from inspiring English sources

For the longest time, in fact, I thought people getting high off whippits meant they were sucking on plastic tubs of Cool Whip by cracking the lid a little, letting gas escape.

For the longest time, in fact, I thought people getting high off nangs meant they were sucking on plastic tubs of Cool Whip by cracking the lid a little, letting gas escape.

When a key is inserted into the keyboard in the nuclear reactor's control room and turned, the valves are supposed to open, letting gases rush out of the reactor building.

But there is no infrastructure that would let gas fill the void.

On the contrary, it is simply to let gas prices find their own level.

Technology enables this sleight of hand, which lets gas stations cut their payrolls, having co-opted their patrons into doing these jobs without pay.

Most of the time they encounter routine problems that can be addressed in a matter of minutes: crud clogging the hole that lets gas reach the pilot light, a shorted-out switch or (most embarrassing, this) a plug that has been knocked loose by the night cleaning crew.

Take care not to let gas spill when you fill your tank.

When you need to let gas out, say "pardon me" go into another room then say sorry and carry on.

If you use 2-Litres, then instead of using balloons you can tighten the cap to just before it is fully sealed, which will let gas escape when it builds up but won't let any in when it stops fermenting.

For the most part, carboys are made safe by outfitting them with an airlock, which serves to let gasses escape the vessel, but keep outside oxygen, microbes, and bacteria from getting in.