Sentence examples for stoves of from inspiring English sources

Standard wood stoves, of course, burn logs.

Simple but super-efficient "rocket" stoves, of the type advocated in Manchester by Peter Scott, help tackle all of these problems.

Thousands of Pheu Thai's poorer members arrived with tents, foodstuffs and stoves of their own and likely never ventured from the fairgrounds.

Outside, the building looks starkly Soviet; inside, it was toastily warm (Romania does a fantastic line in ceramic stoves of great height – Ceausescu's was decorated with naked women).

The poison is destroyed by proper heating, which would not always have been the case with the crude portable stoves of the time.

"A lot of those decoys wound up as kindling, burned in the fireplaces and wooden stoves of bay houses," said Jack Combs, 65, who comes from a family of baymen who trace their Long Island roots to 1644.

Many have built stoves out of mud and dirt and tapped into a nearby power line to charge their phones.

Turn the stove off of course, and pour the hot water in a bowl.

A decrease in BP associated with use of chimney stoves instead of open fires contributes to the understanding of cardiovascular effects of long-term wood smoke exposure.

It's a joy to see Stefano bring them to life at the stove of his restaurant, Osteria A 'Cr' Janz in Putignano.

The surprising effect was to give Melville the inspiration for the ending of "Moby-Dick," the sinking, or "the stoving," of the Pequod by the white whale.