Sentence examples for some vents from inspiring English sources
Cinder cones also form at some vents on shield volcanoes, but these are not considered to be separate, individual volcanoes.
There is a sizable tear in the shag carpet near his $100 metal desk and a lovely view of some vents and steam pipes outside his third-floor window.
Some vents found in the Pacific, known as "black smokers," spew clouds of sulfur and iron-containing materials and host thriving communities of clams, shrimps, and other marine life.
Draw or cut out some vents on the locker door.
Some vents might be located in unusual places; have a good check around to find all of them.
If you have central air conditioning, you may want to close some vents and direct the cool air to the rabbit room to manage the electricity bills.
"At least initially that would involve some venting of oil into the gulf," he said.
And before coughing up any stories from the old days, he had some venting to do.
Do we want to vent or do we want to govern?" Senator Evan Bayh, the D.L.C.'s chairman, said, doing some venting of his own.
Some elements of the Antarctic vents, like barnacles and limpets, do seem common to the Atlantic and Pacific vents, a hint that the Southern Ocean may act as a barrier to some vent animals' dispersal but not others'.
