Sentence examples for pumping heating from inspiring English sources

Salvage workers yesterday began pumping heating oil from a leaking barge that ran aground near a Rhode Island beach on Friday, trying to contain what has been called the state's worst oil spill.

Almost 10percentt of our energy consumption is spent pumping, heating and treating water but we don't do it very well.

And some churches moved their weekday services into smaller chapels to avoid pumping heat into cavernous buildings with antique insulation.

In Southampton, on the south coast, a district heating network is pumping heat from a geothermal well, along with heat created by electricity generation.

A natural and periodic ocean current phenomenon called El Niño peaked in 1998, pumping heat into the air, but has been increasingly in abeyance since.

Enceladus seems to be pumping heat from its lower hemisphere.

The unintended consequences of pumping heat-trapping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere 10 times faster than the previous 66 million years are heatwaves.

The unit fetches weather data from the internet, and translates it to the cube physically, pumping heat in or out of the cube.

Using pipe networks to pump heat into homes and businesses has long been popular in Continental Europe.

Michael Dominick's infernal constructions of recycled radiators pump heat into the space, pushing it to the limit of tolerance.

Her two-story bungalow at No. 14 was toasty warm; a new boiler pumped heat through new ducts.