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61. It is no good reducing interest rates on their own, because there is no point in just pumping out credit.

62. Simply pumping more money into the public education system only would perpetuate the status quo.

63. Heart failure means that the heart muscle is not pumping well enough to meet the need for oxygen-rich blood.

64. The adrenalin which had been pumping into her bloodstream since early the previous day had burned up all her reserves of energy.

65. Officials said they began pumping fuel from the barge before noon Sunday at a rate of 240, 000 gallons an hour.

66. When she saw him, she started running, fat legs pumping.

67. This contact creates a pumping action which stimulates correct blood circulation in the foot.

68. Vegetation indirectly created the protective ozone shield by pumping oxygen into the atmosphere.

69. Somewhere in her mind she registered the fact it was still pumping.

70. I rest on the top of the wall, my hands shaking, my heart pumping hard.

71. Silvikrin Pumping Spray acts like an aerosol but uses pressurised air to deliver a fine, concentrated spray.

72. But a few bad ones-where the water table is low-can take an hour's worth of pumping.

73. Sometimes it would modulate to a hum and at others rise to a shriek according to how hard his heart was pumping.

74. After a while the pumping of his heart began to slow down.

75. As you know[sentencedict.com], blood begins to settle in the lowest part of the body as soon as the heart stops pumping it around.

76. The division has followed in the footsteps of Pochin's mobile concrete pumping division who achieved the accreditation last year.

77. Grants and available technology shall be provided for the avoidance of the crazy Victorian idea of pumping raw sewage out to sea.

78. Karen is pumping away, unsmiling, just beginning to break a sweat.

79. His little eyes struggled in the early sunlight, his pudgy, over-burdened legs pumping on the sand, craving asphalt.

80. When the sun goes down, the eyes cue the gland to start pumping melatonin.

81. Actually, Cotton needs pumping about as much as Charles Barkley needs prompting.

82. Hindmarch won a line-out and the powerful Potter went pumping past three defenders to score a try.

83. It requires putting a protective cover on the site, pumping out the contaminated substance(sentencedict.com), and then treating it.

84. He invented the Cornish engine, a beam engine of Brobdingnagian proportions used mainly for pumping water out of tin mines.

85. This pressure is maintained by means of water towers and gravity, or by booster pumping stations.

86. These were mainly used for pumping water out of mines, thus enabling deeper seams to be exploited.

87. The consultants reckon that pumping water from depths of 20 metres would cost less than 50 cents per cubic metre with solar power.

88. Water power is put to use in various ways throughout the brewery, including the pumping of beer to different tanks.

89. They roll apart and she looks at him with sullen exhaustion, her head still pumping in and out.

90. Her blood seemed to be pumping through her veins at twice the normal speed.