Sentence examples for taking air from from inspiring English sources

The last involves taking air from warm parts of the home, such as the kitchen and bathroom, and using it to heat the water supply for the underfloor heating.

A generator outside the tent takes air from outside, removes a certain amount of oxygen and pumps that thinner air inside".

Sauber have a step disguised by two raised sides to the nose, and have continued with their duct which takes air from under the chassis on to the top.

By taking air in from the roof and chemically scrubbing it, the air fed into the offices in the remodeled building will be cleaner than the air in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Rosen said.

Joshua Sarett, president of ALC Environmental, a testing and remediation firm in Manhattan, said that when his company inspects a house for a mold problem, the inspector takes air samples from both inside and outside.

The AQMD took air measurements from 10 fixed monitors and several mobile monitors throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

In addition to analyzing the air when leaving the AC system, we also took air samples from inside the cabin before starting the AC system so changes in the quality of air inside car as the AC system work could be measured.

It increasingly takes air time away from the countless significant unprecedented current events affecting our world.

Three industrial zones were placed adjacent to the port in the northern part of the city, taking into account the prevailing southern winds which take air pollution away from the city.

Translated with what appears to be scrupulous imagination by Robert Chandler, Happy Moscow is stirringly readable, taking the air from totalitarian bombast and breathing new life into a neglected classic.

But sometimes they took the air from the room, and they left us both completely silent.