Sentence examples for long chimney from inspiring English sources

To fix this problem, we added a long chimney with a cloth filter on the end.

A boiler also operates more efficiently on a rooftop because the long chimney needed to exhaust a basement boiler also reduces its efficiency.

Two flapper valves mounted on the return core cooling pipe lines and long chimney encloses the reactor core and assure natural convection phenomena through the reactor core and reactor pool.

Experimental tests have been carried out in a wind tunnel on two types of openings, namely a sharp-edged orifice (flush to the wall) and a long opening (chimney).

They say they have been careful in maintaining it and not long before the chimney collapse had had the brickwork on the chimney repointed.

Between 1987 and 1998 they were A Fatal Inversion (a Gold Dagger winner), The House of Stairs, Gallowglass, King Solomon's Carpet, Asta's Book, No Night Is Too Long and The Chimney Sweeper's Boy (1998).

("Long may your chimney smoke").

"Maybe that was the case 10 years ago, but when someone shakes your chimney long enough, it's bound to come tumbling down eventually".

Mrs. Fields, writing to Morgan's librarian Belle da Costa Green, recalls that when she asked Hawthorne about the manuscript he replied, "I threw that in the fire, put it up the chimney, long ago [and] never thought anybody would care for it".

In the Additional Burial Ground across Church Row you'll find the graves of the boys who inspired Peter Pan, and of one Henry Kippin — "last of a long line of local chimney sweeps".

'How much does your father smoke?' 'Like a chimney.' 'How long has he been smoking?' 'Forty years.' 'Does he cough?' 'All the time.' 'Worried about his heart?' 'Yes, as a matter of fact, his heart's thumping.' 'Breathing?' 'He pants like an old locomotive.' Wives and daughters turned into diagnosticians!