Sentence examples for vents by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dowling said he had decided to have the grilles installed "to discourage the use of the vents by street people after a number of incidents threatening the safety and well-being" of the Leverett House undergraduates.

They appear at the surface as molten lava that spreads in sheets and hardens, or they are made up of fragments of magma ejected from vents by violent gaseous explosions.

The purpose was the calculation of the attenuation effect due to the presence of vents by comparing the total explosion-specific impulse developing at antidiametric positions inside the tunnel.

The ventilation system in Pittsburgh's convention centre uses the natural "chimney effect" created by its sweeping roof to draw air through vents by the river below, cooling the building without using a single fan.This is more than a mere fad, or the use of technology for the sake of it, says Mr Bernstein.

He vents by writing articles for journals and newspapers decrying the situation.

Light blue dots show vents generated by the 1979 eruption, and navy blue dots show vents by the 2014 eruption.

In a highly charged political climate, venting by the U.S. Congress is hardly unexpected.

It has added a financial burden to local communities, whose anger is vented by defeating budgets.

Her other interests - gardening, cookery and children's stories - have also been given literary vent by Hill.

Excess gas is vented by ducts high on the side of the balloon, with their openings at the base level.

Others said they would like to return to Rwanda but were pre vented by former Rwandan soldiers.