Sentence examples for pump leaving from inspiring English sources

One day, the water ran out because the women forgot to turn on the pump, leaving Mr. Ashraf fully soaped and shivering with fury.

27– 30 Among many examples recorded by historians across sub-Saharan Africa, the following are quite illustrative of populations' interpretations of the medical field: in the mid-1940s it was said that Medical Department trucks patrolled the streets in Lamu, Kenya, and, were they to come upon a straggler, would draw out all of his blood with a rubber pump, leaving the body in the gutter.

But doesn't paying less for petrol at the pump leave more money in consumers' pockets?

The Fendi store sells a peekaboo bag hand-tooled with an image of Trevi Fountain; Yves Saint Laurent carries a Tribtoo crystal-encrusted pump (left); and the Roberto Cavalli boutique has a dog and cat line.

In the above equations, (eta_{text{p}}) is the isentropic efficiency of the pump, h 4 and h 5 are the enthalpy of the input and output of fluid of the pump (left( {frac{text{kJ}}{text{kg}}} right)), (dot{W}_{text{p}}) is the input power of the pump (kW), and (dot{W}_{text{net}}) is a net power produced by the system (kW).

His new mechanical pump leaves patients without a pulse because it does not mimic the heart's own beat.

As an example, BHI has exported seven high-technology pumps (leaving three in country), each valued at $500,000, from Venezuela.

In Zhanjiang, the storm damaged power lines and water pumps, leaving residents without access to water.

When she walked, the heels of her black pumps left marks on the linoleum.

Specifically, the study moves beyond the assumption that rainwater systems are always operational and functional and draws on the collected data to explore the various reasons and rates of failure associated with pumps and pump switches, leaving for later further exploration of the failure in other components such as the collection area, gutters, tank, and overflows.

She installed a 32-ton block of ice in the boiler room of a disused London pumping station, leaving it to melt away over the course of two months.