Sentence examples for radiators from inspiring English sources
The word "radiators" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the units used to heat a room or building. For example: "We needed to have the radiators checked, as they had stopped working."
To achieve this, Planck postulated that the radiators or oscillators can only emit electromagnetic radiation in finite amounts of energy of size E = hν.
The other change I've made is to switch off some of the radiators in the spare bedrooms completely.
I'm having underfloor heating installed in the basement, which sounds like the last days of ancient Rome, but is apparently more efficient than radiators.
Ordinary conservatories can be used for these exotics, but running costs are high without double glazing and humidity must be raised by putting trays of water on radiators or standing pots on trays of pebbles filled with water.
I've decided that when we turn the heating on, I'll only keep the radiators on in those bedrooms when needed - when somebody comes to stay, for example.
That said, we do regularly use the radiators to dry bed linen and towels and to be honest we probably won't stop doing that.
Insulation and heating are better: underfloor heating is replacing radiators and pipes, since the latter can be used as weapons in riots.
President Petro Poroshenko had promised to turn the country's radiators back on, but according to energy company figures, 60% of Kiev's buildings remained without heat.
They have been wearing jumpers to bed for weeks, and as the deal was announced on Friday morning, their radiators and hot-water taps were still stone cold.
Most Soviet-era radiators lack any controls; if a room gets too hot, you open a window.There are long-term solutions around.
Pushing up daisies and warming radiators come to the same thing in the end.
