Sentence examples for quick venting from inspiring English sources

The construction of the ship, however, which provided a quick venting of the explosion, and defects in the propellant cases that allowed the explosive gasses to escape easily, saved the ship from destruction.

That is what makes the descendants there still so angry, quick to vent their frustration on the occasional reporter who arrives asking for names and directions.

However, many have also been quick to vent the frustration and anger built up over months, which, they say, felt like a lifetime.

There was a nervous atmosphere from the start against Stoke at White Hart Lane on Sunday and the fans were quick to vent their frustrations after Bojan Krkic gave the visitors an early lead.

Second, some people – often wealthy white men – have a higher sense of their own entitlements than others, and so are quicker to vent their demands than others.

This is also a good time to give fixtures and vents a quick clean.

Ms. Tennenbaum lets them vent, interjecting with quick questions of clarification.

Keep top vents open all the way for quick cooking meats.

1 hour 16 minutes; not rated A year after Occupy Wall Street protests began some pundits are quick to declare the movement dead or pointless, a venting of unfocused frustration that wasted its opportunities.

One The Way Spectacular Volcán Masaya, the most heavily venting volcano in the world, is a quick detour that your taxi driver will happily accommodate (for a fee).

Vol au Vent appetizers with brie and jam are quick, simple, but oh so elegant and perfect for your holiday party.