One vented

Tom switched off the dryer.

Did you bring a hair dryer?

Did you bring a hair dryer?

Somebody has stolen my hair dryer.

Somebody has stolen my hair dryer.

Somebody has stolen my hair dryer.

Can I borrow the hair dryer?

May I borrow the hair dryer?

I put my clothes in the dryer.

Toxic gas is being vented into the bunkers.

It looks like a hair dryer from Mars.

Mary dried her hair with a hair dryer.

On social media, ordinary citizens vented against the government

I use a blow dryer to dry my hair.

And Joshua remains silent as they vented their rage against him.

It's important never to go out while you have the clothes dryer on.

Baker postponed his visit and later vented his frustrations to the US Senate Committee on Appropriations.

Of course, there is no glee in seeing stock prices tumble as a result of soaring mortgage defaults.

She carved out a successful business career in the rough and tumble of the post Soviet gas industry.

Yet what appealed to the outside world was not always an asset in the rough and tumble of Israeli politics.

Europe is on the edge of an abyss, and will surely tumble into it unless Germany and France alters course.

Research establishments gain momentum this way, with the leaders sweeping up talent, resources, and prestige in a rough and tumble intellectual ecology.

Then the going will be much rougher first interest rates will rise a lot and then, on top, the stock market will tumble.

Ironically, because many did not know her actual heritage, comments and tweets vented ire against Arabs, Africans and Muslims, in addition to Indians.

A recent remark by a moderator of an Indian TV channel had outraged many Nepalis who vented their reactions on different social networking sites.

This was starkly illustrated in the second week of March, when US defense officials vented their frustration with the Syrian opposition in several press briefings.

In today s inter connected global economy, uncertainty about the US economic outlook increases one day, and Dutch consumer confidence, for example, takes a tumble the next.

Geoffrey Edelsten has vented his disgust at hackers who may have stolen nude images of fiancee Gabi Grecko and a who's who of Hollywood A listers.

Claude Lanzmann, an author of Holocaust documentary Shoah, vented his frustration at the Kempinski Bristol Hotel in Berlin, writing an open letter in the German outlet FAZ.

Trinidad Tobago gained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1962, and selected the Scarlet Ibis as the symbol for Trinidad and the Rufous vented Chachalaca for Tobago.

Yet beneath Iraq s chaos and the rubble, a rough and tumble private sector has been expanding since the US invasion, benefiting from higher oil revenues and more liberal economic policies.

Instead of toning things down for a general election audience, Mr. Trump has taken an even more caustic tone in recent days as his poll numbers have continued to tumble.

Abroad, Egyptian lawmakers were so exercised over the prospect of the French head of state sharing a bed with his girlfriend that several vented their disapproval on the floor of the parliament.

People are burned by the flames, drowned in the tear gas, they can t see in front of them, and they start to step on one another and to tumble down the steps.

So they ended up an Iron Age European society, virtually unable to make their own iron. A second item on my checklist is climate change. Climate can get warmer or colder or dryer or wetter.

The question for Japan is whether or not the country will continue to tumble down the list of the world s great economies, or whether its politicians will return to a path of reform that can revive growth.

Western policymakers and those in the Gulf ask themselves what Syria would look like the day after Assad is toppled. This was starkly illustrated in the second week of March, when US defense officials vented their frustration with the Syrian opposition in several press briefings.

But analogies are not always wrong, and those that were wrong in the past could prove correct today. One of the arguments for the Vietnam War was the so called domino theory. If South Vietnam was to fall to the Communists, other countries in South East Asia would tumble before Communist insurgency.

But analogies are not always wrong, and those that were wrong in the past could prove correct today. One of the arguments for the Vietnam War was the so called domino theory.  If South Vietnam was to fall to the Communists, other countries in South East Asia would tumble before Communist insurgency.