Example collocations logo

Furnaces in sentence

54 examples of Furnaces in a sentence

But luckily, I found a patent online for industrial furnaces that use microwaves, and at 30 minutes at full power, and I was able to finish off the process.
I'm going to get vacuums and furnaces and drag stuff out of the ground and get things hot and poison and pollute ... But I got this hard thing!" (Laughter) "I'm so clever!"
There's no big furnaces.
He worked in high temperatures, tearing down and rebuilding furnaces, cleaning up spilt metal and slag.
Besides my dad's grill catching on fire, most of our samples vaporized into nothing, or exploded inside expensive furnaces, leaving a horribly sticky mess.
The second generation of furnace- bots also self-replicated in the same way, always passing their own serial numbers to their offspring’s furnaces.
And coal-burning furnaces are going in there for hydroelectric power literally weekly.
So they're building very large blast furnaces to try to deal with the demand for steel in China.
So this is three of the visible blast furnaces within that shot.
The Sonderkommandos were Jewish prisoners who volunteered to work on the gas chambers and furnaces in exchange for better treatment and extended life.
Like in "The Hour of the Furnaces" Solanas make too much with few economical resources but a lot of talent.
He’s taken time off from managing his transition to hold a few rallies – which he apparently enjoys more than the chores of governing – and to pull off stunts, such as lauding his deal with Carrier, which manufactures furnaces and air conditioners, to keep jobs in the US.
In July 2013, the leadership ordered the steel industry to restart the furnaces and the PBOC to ease credit.
But there is an unresolved self-contradiction in China’s current policies: restarting the furnaces also reignites exponential debt growth, which cannot be sustained for much longer than a couple of years.
Steel production was promoted by primitive backyard furnaces that industry analysts would consider laughable, but people who understood that had no influence in China then.
Mao Zedong, on visiting and talking to experts at a modern steel plant in Manchuria, is reported to have lost confidence that the backyard furnaces were a good idea after all, but feared the effects of a loss of momentum.
All this was to be accomplished using small “backyard steel furnaces” operated by ordinary people with no particular technical expertise.
A similar situation exists in the steel industry, where the central government has made repeated unsuccessful attempts to close small furnaces.
Today’s buildings are heated mostly by boilers, radiators, and furnaces fueled by heating oil and natural gas; these need to be replaced by buildings heated by electricity.
For example, millions were tasked with producing steel in small backyard furnaces, often by melting down farming implements.
Yes, it was certainly a pit; the occasional lanterns lighted up the square; a door, suddenly opened, had enabled him to catch sight of the furnaces in a clear light.
Then, with a large gesture he indicated the north half of the horizon: the Sonneville workshops had not received two-thirds of their usual orders; only two of the three blast furnaces of the Marchiennes Forges were alight; finally, at the Gagebois glass works a strike was threatening, for there was talk of a reduction of wages.
And see opposite, at the Victoire, there are also only two batteries of coke furnaces alight."
He only perceived, very far off, the blast furnaces and the coke ovens.
The wide-open door showed seven boilers with two furnaces.
In the midst of the white steam and the whistling of the escapes a stoker was occupied in piling up one of the furnaces, the heat of which could be felt as far as the threshold; and the young man was approaching glad of the warmth, when he met a new band of colliers who had just arrived at the pit.
She began to laugh, looking at him in the red light of the furnaces, which lit them up.
Afar, the blast furnaces and the coke kilns had paled with the dawn.
And beyond, in the flat plain, shade had submerged everything, Montsou, Marchiennes, the forest of Vandame, the immense sea of beetroot and of wheat, in which there only shone, like distant lighthouses, the blue fires of the blast furnaces, and the red fires of the coke ovens.
"America, by ceasing to order iron, has struck a heavy blow at our furnaces.
Next