Chimneys Sentence Examples

Early chimneys were hand made by artisans.

The sculptured doorways, chimneys and friezes of the interior are especially fine.

It is one of the principal seats of the glass industry in Indiana - plate glass, lamp chimneys, mirrors, &c., being manufactured here - and also has mineral wool factories and paper mills.

South, east and west of the city are the gold mines, indicated by tall chimneys, battery houses and the compounds of the labourers.

The first thing you will notice as you arrive for your meal is the grand, historic building with its two tall brick chimneys.

He was much engaged at the same time in remedying smoking chimneys, and as late as 1785 wrote to Jan Ingenhousz, physician to the emperor of Austria, on chimneys and draughts; smoking street lamps he remedied by a simple contrivance.

The black smoke that billows from the engine is a graphic match to the incinerator chimneys at the camps.

Chimneys using bituminous coal should be swept at least once a year.

The building has curious octagonal chimneys; perhaps guests were allowed to have small charcoal braziers in their rooms.

Sometimes they roost in the lining of tall disused industrial chimneys and other hollow walls including cavities in bridges.

Titus Salt stood almost alone in fitting smoke burners to his factory chimneys in Bradford.

Many early chimneys would have been built without chimney pots, which only became fashionable in the mid 19th century.

This means that emissions from domestic chimneys are controlled and only smokeless fuels can be burned.

The solution contains an industrial waste product derived from pollution scrubber liquor from factory chimneys in the phosphate fertilizer industry.

The young Rosyth Dockyard with its chimneys belching forth smoke was a hive of industry.

Most of the villages in the area have strong connections to the days of lead and old mine chimneys still stipple the landscape.

There were chimneys we climbed; there were boulders we scaled; and the streams that ran swift after rain.

Apart from Mount Temple there are few exterior chimneys; most properties have ridge tile vents.

He also built the vicarage which can still be seen, with some chimneys modeled on the church towers of his previous parishes.

They have an extensive bag of tricks such as using chimneys to conceal wiring and non-intrusive smoke and intruder alarms.

For existing chimneys found to be unsatisfactory, suitable relining systems for all fuel types are described.

He makes lots of mess while cleaning out the soot from the chimneys of peoples houses.

He also built the Vicarage which can still be seen, with some chimneys modeled on the church towers of his previous parishes.

Natural stone is often used around the fireplace, for chimneys and for walkways in the yard.

After changing the name to a Aladdin Industries, Johnson used the factory to produce glass lamps, chimneys and shades.

Vents, chimneys, hip roofs, dormers, roof valleys and other roof fixtures and configurations can create additional challenges.

As time went on the artisan glass blowers began using molds to keep the chimneys consistent but the process was still mostly hand done.

Inspect and properly maintain heating systems, chimneys, and appliances.

Doing so involves inspection of wiring; safe use and storage of flammable liquids; and maintenance of clean, well-ventilated chimneys, wood stoves, and space heaters.

Depending on the location, candles may not be permitted at all, or they may be required to be shielded in glass chimneys or other arrangements.

The ordinary country-houses are pitiful cots, built of stone and covered with turfs, having in them but one room, many of them no chimneys, the windows very small holes and not glazed.

During his residence in London he applied himself to the discovery of methods for curing smoky chimneys and the contrivance of improvements in the construction of fireplaces.

An iron ring on one of the chimneys is said to be that on which he hung the victims of his.

In 1905 the borough ranked fifth among the cities of the United States in the manufacture of glass (plateglass, lamp chimneys and bottles), its product (valued at $1,841,308) being 2.3% of that of the whole country.

The furnaces are square and open in front, to allow the outlet ends of the retorts to project; they are grouped together by fours; and their several chimneys are within the same enclosure.

The appearance of the houses is precisely that of Swiss chalets, picturesque and comfortable - the only drawback being a want of chimneys, which the Bhutias do not know how to construct.

The floors and even the walls of important buildings are made of this combination, and long span bridges, tall factory chimneys, and large water-tanks are among the many novel uses to which it has been put.

In the original Whitwell stove, which lacks the chimneys shown at the top of fig.

Among several picturesque old houses remaining, that known as the Six Chimneys, an Elizabethan structure, is the most striking.

Of the vast range of buildings for the accommodation of the monks hardly any part remains except the abbot's kitchen, noteworthy for its octagonal interior (the exterior plan being square, with the four corners filled in with fireplaces and chimneys), the porter's lodge and the abbey barn.

None of the houses have chimneys, and smoke soon colours the interior a dark brown.

We threw hand grenades through the chimneys into the Italian shelters.

Have all the chimneys (heating system, fireplace, wood or coal stove) in your home professionally cleaned and inspected to avoid the danger of a chimney fire.

Chimneys are unknown in the older houses; the hearth is in the centre of the chief room, and the smoke escapes through the roof.

On account of its transparency and its resistance to fire and sudden changes of temperature, mica has been much used for the windows of stoves and lanterns, for the peep-holes of furnaces, and the chimneys of lamps and gas-burners.

He suggested the use of experimental tanks for testing the powers of ship models, invented an ear-trumpet for the deaf, improved the common house-stove of his native land, cured smoky chimneys, took a lively interest in machine-guns and even sketched a flying machine.

They glided past snow-covered fields and occasional farmhouses, drifting smoke from their chimneys skyward and adding a hint of wood smoke to the crisp winter air.