Sentence examples for pump warmth from inspiring English sources

IT was 4 a.m. in mid-November, and I was stretching in a lodge in Thorong Phedi, Nepal, at 14,500 feet, trying to pump warmth back into my body and get rid of a throbbing headache brought on by dehydration and altitude sickness.

He says he did most of the work rebuilding the schoolhouse where they now live, installing a special wood-burning oven to heat the downstairs and laying 1,300 feet of pipe in a field behind the house to pump warmth from the ground to heat the rest of the house.

Like Mr. Bach they use a heat pump to draw warmth from the ground to heat their rooms.

The best American models still lack sufficient resolution to capture critical features like the Rocky Mountains, which funnel humid Gulf of Mexico air over the heartland, or the Gulf Stream, which pumps tropical warmth north along the East Coast.

Stout oak beams underpin the roof and rough plaster lines the walls, while an antique ceramic stove pumps out warmth and shuttered windows peep onto the moonlit courtyard.

Since those moorings were installed in 2004, they have seen the Atlantic current wobble and weaken by as much as 30percentturninging down the dial on a dramatic heat pump that transports warmth toward northern Europe.

The Chayets have put $88,000 into energy-saving windows and $100,000 into a heat pump that feeds off warmth in the ground.

While not quite the utter lawlessness of running around a muddy field for three days, there was a bewitching warmth pumping through the veins of Movement and the city itself pulling the festivalgoers along for the ride.

When the heat pump can no longer produce adequate warmth, a "strip heating" system inside the unit turns on.

He hopes to eventually fit air source heat pumps - which extract warmth from outdoor air and transfer it indoors for heating - and solar hot water systems in customers' homes.

The Aspirant Dunand pool in the 14th arrondissement is the latest in a series of French public buildings to use heat pumps to recycle residual warmth from showers, dishwashers and washing machines in its sewers.