Príklady steam

• If water is heated to 100°C it turns to steam.

• The steam from the kettle misted up her glasses.

• The horses came to a halt, steam streaming from their nostrils.

• The shower room was full of steam.

• My new wallpaper stripper uses high-pressure steam to lift off the paper.

• Their echo and reverb is not accompanied by descriptions of sublime western canyons, tropical beaches or steaming jungles.

• Effect of steaming on soybean proteins and trypsin inhibitor.

• The summit also contains the most extensive areas of snow-free warm or steaming ground, fumaroles and ice towers or pinnacles.

• Perhaps he is steaming at 35 knots, but that does not make it rubbish.

• I become badly steamed up over that subject, because prolonged agony is caused.

• Four hours and 24 minutes steaming time could gain another tide either way.

• We certainly have no intention of getting steamed up in this matter.

• What worries me most and gets me most "steamed up" is the life imprisonment of animals or birds in cages.

• One can always get people who are steamed up and excited about an issue believing fervently in a reform.

• We live in a tense, exciting world, a world full of dangers and opportunities, a world which is bubbling and steaming with change.

• At present, they are steaming through smooth waters—the by-elections show that—on an even keel, but, on this topic, the wind of public opinion blows dull.

• We simply steamed from one port to another, where it was ripped out and thrown away.

• The relief valve is steaming and ready to blow unless it is held down somehow.

• Now it is time to unyoke the steaming necks of the horses.

• Meanwhile, the ship steams on, gaining speed and maintaining direction.