These days, he seems to be on the tube all the time.

I had my phone out all the time on the tube!

How could she, never before having been in the tube?

She used the tube to point to the door behind him.

The water goes out through a big tube in the center.

She turned up the light tube, then went to them.

She was talking through me, as if I were a phone tube.

I went into the living room and turned on the tube.

The only thing I can see is a kind of tube.

Since then I've seen him on the tube quite a lot.

In the center of one side was a large black tube.

He still had a tube or two in, I saw.

The tube must now be free to move up and down.

I could stay down because of the tube, but the others had to come up for air.

You had to be there, in front of the tube.

And where else can you find that on the tube?

It was going to take hours to figure out how the tube worked.

She knew just about everything that had ever been on the tube.

The space where one tube had been, though, was left open.

I thought the city was going down the tubes, too.

More important, the economy will be down the tubes in another five years.

They take a tube of water and put it up your behind.

Both tubes will open 2019 according to the project plan.

Question: at what moment in time is the tube half full?

And the tube, after all, is where we learn how to live our lives.

I tubed back to the office and got the paperwork under way.

We'd like to be able to think of her the way she was, not tubed up like this.

After work, I tubed up to see how Miranda spent her last hours.

This water, tubed off, yielded a supply of 38,000 gallons per hour.

An 8" integral will typically pump faster than an 18" tubed.

We could have a child tubed, assuming the Harringtons were willing.

(Had the Peacock really tubed my hand all the way to the surface?)

In the sick bay, two of the wounded were now in bed, wired and tubed extensively.

Awkwardly he tubed into the air supply.

He lived because he was tubed into several medical peripherals built into the bed.

She was in surf heaven: she was tubed.

She was catheterized and tubed, hooked up to monitors that showed her pulse, heart rate, and blood pressure.

She's tubed and we're bagging her.

The region was formerly crossed by different creeks and lagoons, some of which were refilled and others tubed.

Tic/Xé got to me first, of course, tubed in by my own Peacock.

V. I. Pavlov lay in his bed, tubed and tented, as white as paste.

Maldonado Stream tubed (approximate date).

I tubed over to Trist Materials.

So Alex tubed over to the Hotel Gulliver to meet the Ambassador at nine o'clock.

In an experiment paid for the Leo Burnett Company, the ad giant, headsets were placed on 30 participants while they tubed.

He was pumped with plasma, tubed with unpasteurized buttermilk and treated with ulcer medications.

Lewis and Clark Viaduct built to north, old steel piers tubed off, and coated with concrete.

They tubed into Macross City, hitting a few spots on the way, and it wasn't long before they were fast friends.

'This one's not tubed up!"

There's not enough oxygen ..." "I tubed into the scooter and aux supplies after the revs stopped coming.

These days, he seems to be on the tube all the time.

I had my phone out all the time on the tube!

How could she, never before having been in the tube?

She used the tube to point to the door behind him.

I went into the living room and turned on the tube.

Since then I've seen him on the tube quite a lot.

The tube must now be free to move up and down.

I could stay down because of the tube, but the others had to come up for air.

You had to be there, in front of the tube.

And where else can you find that on the tube?

It was going to take hours to figure out how the tube worked.

She knew just about everything that had ever been on the tube.

I thought the city was going down the tubes, too.

More important, the economy will be down the tubes in another five years.

Question: at what moment in time is the tube half full?

And the tube, after all, is where we learn how to live our lives.

The tubes are usually left in for 8 to 18 months and most often fall out on their own.

There are a lot of things I want to ask you about the tube.

There's a line around the tube to show you just how much to give him.

We see them for a second or two in the tube and that's all.

The other day, my son and I were watching the tube.

With the Iraq situation, that hope has gone down the tubes.

So he stood up in the tube, feeling around with his hands.

"The only thing left is the tube in his back."

There was nothing that could be done about the tube.

The company called the tubes it wanted built "petroleum industry products."

If the liquid does not wet the tube it will be depressed.

The company will not disclose the value of the contract or how many tubes it is shipping.

"Tube it to us, and I'll send it on by the next one we meet, when things are more settled."

In service the system proved to be temperamental, due largely to the huge number of tubes it used.

After being a narrow tube it became a two-hundred-ton monster doing two hundred miles an hour.

For flow in a pipe or tube it is defined as:

But when it's in a metal tube it won't smell, and I think it will put out any fire that ever started.

In its combined torpedo tubes it carried the force to sink a navy.

When the bomb reaches the bottom of the tube it hits a firing pin.

The name may also refer to the specific television model, or less commonly, the style of television tube it used.

In fluorescent tubes it is used in combination with mercury.

Though it is a descending tube it is good to walk.

When the air is escaping through the copper tube it will also heat up the water outside the tube.

When the volcano cooled, the lava subsided and the tubes it had formed remained behind.

At the moment it enters the tube it has the temperature T .

Kelly and I would tube it down to the plush clinic, the Moorings.

In fast switching tubes it is used instead of hydrogen where high voltage operation is required.

For the very smallest and thinnest tubes it is usually used a 25Mhz piezoelectric transducer.

On the tube it was public-private partnership.

But within its ten-foot diameter tubes it was a juggernaut, ferocious and irresistable.

The stranger's clenched fist opened, throwing the small, hollow tube it had held into the fire, and his other hand went up under his cloak.

If the wind blows into the mouth of a tube it causes an increase of pressure on one side of the manometer.

In mathematics, when the fluid flows through thin and long tubes it forms stagnation zones where the flow becomes almost immobile.

However, unlike tracheal tubes it does not seal against aspiration, making careful individualised evaluation and patient selection mandatory.