leather hose造句

• This canvas hose proved insufficiently durable, and sewn leather hose was then used.
• This rubber hose was as bulky, heavy, and stiff as a leather hose, but was not prone to leaking.
• The sewn leather hose tended to burst, so a hose fabricated of leather fastened together with copper rivets and washers was invented by members of Philadelphia's Humane Hose Company.
• A long leather hose attached to the rear of the helmet was to be used to supply air, the original concept being that it would be pumped using a double bellows.
• A long leather hose attached to the rear of the helmet was to be used to supply air-the original concept being that it would be pumped using a double bellows.
• Although equipped with a forcing pump and with riveted leather hose 1, 000 feet ( 300 m ) long ( all purchased 16 years earlier by Act of Congress ), there were no firefighters.
• White's also notes that at that time the Combs Tannery was owned by Messrs . Webb and Sons and carried on the tanning of leather and manufacture of glove and gaiter leather, leather machine bands and leather hose.
• Besides shoes, the Talmud speaks of leather hose ( " anpilia " ), and of a kind of glove and foot-wear of skin for a cripple who was compelled to use his hands in order to move from place to place ( ib . 102b ).
• Following the invention of the vulcanization process as a means of curing raw soft rubber into a harder, more useful product, the fire service slowly made the transition from bulky and unreliable leather hose to the unlined linen hose, then to a multi-layer, rubber lined and coated hose with interior fabric reinforcement.
• Abraham L . Pennock and James Sellers in 1811 invented " an improvement in making leather hose or tubes for conveying water and other fluids; and they are constructed by lapping their edges over, and fastening them by metallic rivets and burs, so as to be rendered water proof, and capable of resisting a heavy pressure of that fluid . " In 1818 they obtained a patent, but in the period before they applied for the patent they caused upwards of 13, 000 feet of fire hose to be made and sold by a licensee Jenkins.