Sentence examples for vacuum fire from inspiring English sources

Three workers at a waste transfer station in Queens were overcome by toxic fumes Monday afternoon and died, apparently falling one after another into the Stygian gloom of a putrid, manhole-size, 18-foot-deep well they were trying to vacuum, fire officials said.

So the angry, God-fearing, government-loathing populist insurgents rushed into the vacuum, fired up the town halls, helped put a halt to any compromising in Congress and basically commandeered the national debate.

Similar to Scenes created with Home Kit, users can tie together multiple automated moments to their comings and goings or the time of day — so, say, when you leave the house, the Samsung robot vacuum will fire up and the Samsung smart TV will turn off.

In a vacuum it can fire a plasma blob at nearly 150km a second fast enough to initiate fusion in a deuterium and tritium fuel.

Following a number of environmental disasters, such as "the Withering" – which resulted in the loss of a great deal of human knowledge including the vacuum cleaner and fire (although the latter came back fairly quickly) – and a "Cattle-clasm" that killed off most of the livestock, the Earth has been reduced to a wasteland separated between "Withered Zones" and the remaining inhabitable areas.

Resistance was very low for samples fired in vacuum, but quite high when fired in air.

At another meeting, a talk titled "Fire-Spewing Vacuum Cleaners" described a project involving vacuum cleaners fuelled with propane.

Powders with an average grain size of 60 nm were obtained by firing in vacuum or hydrogen.

His career began shortly after a fire destroyed his vacuum cleaner distributorship plant in Detroit in 1967.

Stadium workers quickly doused the fire and had to vacuum the ashes and fire retardant before the game could begin.

Vacuum distillation is sometimes used in fire refining.