1 Japanese companies have been pumping out plenty of innovative products.

2 Blood was pumping out of his wound.

3 The car radio was pumping out music with a heavy beat.

4 Draught beer is pumped out of the barrel under pressure.

5 Following this permeability change, the sodium ions are pumped out from the fibre so restoring the original state.

6 When the water is pumped out if there is much oil in it the crew knows the casks are leaking.

7 But a lot of the water being pumped out of the ground is as nonrenewable as oil.

8 The vaporized steam can be pumped out through vacuum exhaust pipe when the damp raw material absorbed heat.

9 This oxygen-rich blood will then be pumped out through the octopus' body.

10 With the operation complete, the expendable plug can be pumped out of the assembly,(www.Sentencedict.com) thereby avoiding a separate retrieval run.

11 More than eight thousand gallons of contaminated water had to be pumped out of Cannop Brook.

12 The two wires may be sealed into a glass tube and the air can be pumped out.

13 Getting at the deeper oil requires treating the bitumen underground so it can be pumped out through an oil well.

14 It is impossible to pump absolutely all the air out of a container and thus make a perfect vacuum (0Pa), but enough air can be pumped out to be effective.

15 Scientists at Wyeth synthesized a chemically modified tetracycline, called tigecycline, that can no longer be pumped out of target cells.

16 At the heart of the global oil market is a mystery that can move markets and influence what drivers pay at the pump: How much more oil could be pumped out of the ground if needed?

17 The solvent breaks down the bitumen, allowing it to be pumped out along with the propane, which can be reused.