Príklady stoking

• Their systematic actions to these ends definitively puts paid to the idea that they were deliberately stoking the racial violence.

• One sign of commercialism is its tendency to inflate need by stoking desire.

• He said that there were too many nineteenth century boilers, too much wasteful stoking, inadequate insulation and lagging, supervision and control.

• But there will still remain a large number of small boiler plants which it would be unreasonable or impracticable to convert to automatic stoking.

• They cannot expand the economy without facing the fearful danger of stoking reflation.

• Possibly, some day we may have oil engines, and no stoking to do.

• Special efforts should be made to prevent smoke when stoking.

• Such a combination would of course only help to make the problem worse—by running up huge deficits and further stoking the economy.

• It seemed to suggest that all those signs of the stoking up of inflation can only now, retrospectively, be seen with the benefit of hindsight.

• He spoke about the difficulties of stoking and banking boilers.

• We can all join in stoking up a fire if we set ourselves to do so.

• I make a plea to them not to go on stoking up the fires.

• The outstanding deficit that he has left himself with will still go on, stoking up inflation.

• I do not think we shall improve our case if we suggest that the trouble is all due to bad stoking and bad stokers.

• I understand that a modification of the stoking apparatus, designed to abate the nuisance, is in process of being made.