Sentence examples for long hose from inspiring English sources

There's also a flamethrower with a long hose that resembles a modern vacuum cleaner.

Codpiece, pouchlike addition to men's long hose, located at the crotch, popular in Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries.

"Next time anything catches fire out here, be sure to tell us to bring our long hose".

When you watch a tour guide in "Hallowhoa!" strap on a backpack with a long hose and a pump attached, you can't help thinking of Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray suiting up in "Ghostbusters".

The microbiological filter is composed of a plastic container and a long hose leading to a tube equipped with a hollow fibre filter, which catches bacteria, parasites and viruses.

Judging by an article in "The Lady" of March 5, 1903, it is a wonder there were not summonses for nuisance as well as obstruction: "A long hose is fitted with a nozzle which travels rapidly over the carpet, absorbs all the dust, and discharges it into the street, where it pours out in a thick stream.

The fuel transfer, to be made through long hoses, could take as long as 48 hours and must be done during daylight.

It was he who had bought my innovative baby bottles — they were right out of "Popeye," the nipples at the ends of long hoses.

The pieces, "Striptease" and "Bomberos con Grandes Mangueras," ("Firefighters with Long Hoses") apparently deal with the nature of the gaze and the role of the performer.

He had to hook three long hoses together to reach the nearest working hydrant, which took three of his fire engines away from fighting the blaze.

When Dr. Lambertsen demonstrated the LARU to the Navy in 1939, the Navy showed little interest because its deep-water salvage missions required helmeted divers to breathe through long hoses tethered to boats.