I pumped up the tire.

Tom pumped up the tire.

Water is being pumped through.

She pumped it out of me.

Fuel is imported in bulk and pumped ashore.

Every word that they use is pumped in.

MUNICH To paraphrase Winston Churchill, never have so many billions of dollars been pumped out by so many governments and central banks.

They pumped the whole theater full of the gas.

The easy to extract, high quality crude was pumped first.

Many farms use water pumped from underground aquifers for irrigation.

Here it is filtered and pumped out to the farms.

The US Federal Reserve Board has pumped out trillions of dollars of reserves, but never have so many reserves produced so little monetary growth.

Meanwhile, millions are pumped into projects whose public utility is debatable.

I was super pumped, because I have a lot of ideas.

From the right atrium, it gets pumped into the right ventricle.

And we were super pumped for Starcraft, because We played Warcraft

Someone or something has pumped air into it since I left.

On account of you pumped me full of this poisoning, doc?

And then that gets pumped out to the rest of the body.

We pumped on him until we was all wore out, didn't we?

Water soaks down into the ground and is later pumped back up.

One thing, he put a bird in there, and he pumped all the air out, and the bird died. So he said, hmm...

Because of this, the gain medium is pumped to a highly excited state.

quot (c) In some cases, artesian water is pumped for the above purposes.

And then that oxygenated blood is pumped to the rest of the body.

In most countries where red mud is produced, it is pumped into holding ponds.

All of your garbage is compressed and pumped, recycled out to the agricultural belt.

As the easy to find oil was pumped first, exploration moved into deep waters, or distant countries, using increasing amounts of energy to do so.

Furthermore, the process oil that had been pumped into the pipeline was lost , he stated.

And also, the brine that's produced is oftentimes just pumped back out into the sea.

The pipe is so large I could walk through it standing upright, were it not full of Mediterranean seawater pumped from an intake a mile offshore.

They took Tom to the hospital to have his stomach pumped because he ate something poisonous.

The march pumped life into Yemen's ongoing revolution and gave many Yemeni lots of hope and pride.

To get the nation's economy out of the red, more foreign aid had to be pumped in.

As of 2013, about 400 tonnes per day of cooling water was being pumped into the reactors.

The process requires a huge amount of water, which is then pumped into massive toxic tailing ponds.

With blood and oxygen being pumped through an advanced heart, they could now travel at higher speeds.

Small scale systems also being installed which have minimal environmental impact Pumped storage is useful for meeting peak electricity loads b) Pumped storage systems (using cheaper night time electricity to reverse the turbines and pump water back into a high reservoir)

Water is pumped into the tube at the bottom and the steam is drawn off at the top.

As the electrons pass through this complex, four protons are pumped from the matrix into the intermembrane space.

In all, an estimated 2.5 billion per year is pumped into the multi national North Atlantic fleets alone.

And this is detrimental to the local ecology of the sea area that it's pumped back out into.

Water is pumped down one shaft, to be heated in fissures, then rise up the other, generating power.

When they're young, they've their teeth straightened their tonsils taken out and gallons of vitamins pumped into them.

The Fed and the European Central Bank have recently pumped massive amounts of liquidity into the global financial system.