Sentence examples for to get insulated from inspiring English sources

A. For any leader, it's tough not to get insulated.

Be sure to get insulated gloves that will prevent your knuckles and fingers from getting chapped.

"In recent years you've been able to get your loft insulated pretty much for free, and save £300 a year on energy bills, but a lot of people haven't done it," he says.

Took forever to get the insulating gel out of my hair.

He rejected a claim from Chris Huhne, the Lib Dem former energy secretary, that the Treasury was blocking government moves to get people to insulate their homes.

Use insulated mugs to get clear ice balls.

A cheap, easy way to better insulate your home is to get thick curtains which can be closed in order to keep heat in your home overnight and on the coldest days.

In that environment, JD has been able to get access to premium products at premium prices, insulating it from some of the wider market deflation.

Consumers are not buying energy-efficient appliances or insulating their houses, carmakers are failing to get emissions down and power companies still prefer fossil fuels to greener alternatives.

As many ordinary Americans have struggled to get by in recent years, members of Congress were largely insulated from the economic downturn, based on their net worth.

Waters' central London home is listed, so she cannot fit double-glazing, but she plans to get her draughty sash windows, which rattle when the wind gets up, insulated and upgraded.