Sentence examples for tubing from inspiring English sources
The word "tubing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the activity of riding on a body of water on an inner tube or a rubber ring, or the tube itself (e.g. a copper tubing). Example sentence: "We went tubing down the river for a fun outing!"
noun
Tubes, considered as a group
Humanure composting is simple and elegant; it doesn't require a special toilet seat, or tubing to divert urine from the compost matrix.
Brass tubing looks very impressive – you can buy it here.
Plastic tubing used in medical equipment could be coated with thin layers of bio-friendly proteins.
Approval notwithstanding, there has been plenty to be getting on with: over 60 miles of vinyl tubing to produce and some 1m square feet of special rip-stop nylon fabric from 116,389 miles of thread.
So it is no surprise to find the British car uses a two-stage turbine driven by pressurised steam.To get that head of steam, you need to begin with the right water; it has to be demineralised, to avoid contaminating the 3km of tubing running through the 12 boilers inside the car.
In contrast to the loose sails of early hang-gliders, today's craft rely on high-tech Mylar fabrics stretched over thin aluminium tubing along the leading edges and shaped aluminium ribs that give the wing its camber.
During the second half of the 19th century, metal bedsteads became common, first made of cast iron, subsequently of brass tubing.
Crook, in brass musical instruments, detachable piece of metal tubing inserted between the mouthpiece and the main tubing or in the middle of the tubing to lengthen the air column produced.
Alpine skiers carry a light pole of metal tubing about 4 feet (1.2 metres) long in each hand.
Usually, the gas is injected down the annulus between the casing and production tubing and through a special valve at the bottom of the tubing.
Similar processes are still being used to produce seamed tubing.
