Sentences with phrase «air conditioning at»

If there isn't air conditioning at home, an outing to a movie theater, mall, or library can be a comfortable and fun way to spend a few hours in a cooler environment.

In the Northeast, the highest percentage of buyers placed a premium on a backyard or play area (53 per cent), followed by central air conditioning at 41 per cent.

Two - thirds of buyers in the West want oversized garages (66 per cent), followed by central air conditioning at 59 per cent.

Keep potential buyers comfortable as they tour your house by keeping the air conditioning at a reasonable temperature.

Time Your Thermostat If you want to be cost - conscious this summer, you shouldn't blast your air conditioning at all hours of the day.

In fact, you might not want air conditioning at all.

Also, encouraging people to live without air conditioning is less relevant with the increasing popularity of super-insulated homes like the Passive House, which don't need much air conditioning at all; it doesn't take much to get them cool and keep it there.

How is James Hansen supposed to have sabotaged the air conditioning at such an event in such a building?

Even more exciting is Nest's Rush Hour Rewards service that provides centralized, automated small reductions to heating or air conditioning at times of peak demand, when energy use is highest.

I never need air conditioning at work, but a fan on hot days is nice.

hi there we are looking to book a holiday at your place and was just wondering if any off your rooms have air conditioning at all???? thanks and await your response.

Hi Olivia I have checked their website and reviews, and sorry there is no mention of any air conditioning at these apartments Regards Sally

You are correct, there is no air conditioning at Kai Halulu.

There is also air conditioning at an extra cost.

Please rest assured that our partner is continually reviewing the electricity allowance to ensure all our guests can comfortably enjoy air conditioning at the property.

We offer 40 dormitory style beds with air conditioning at hostel type prices and also three private rooms with ocean views, balconies and private baths.

For us this meant only being able to run air conditioning at night, filtered water dispensers in each room instead of plastic bottles, and furniture made entirely out of wood by local craftsmen.

The air conditioning at this villa can be adjusted.

This event will be indoors with air conditioning at the Oriole Dog Training Club.

There and tons of places to hike including the South Mountain Park and Preserve, or you can enjoy some art and air conditioning at the Phoenix Art Museum.

They get stuff like LED daytime running lights, a touch screen media interface called Intellilink, leather for the steering wheel, and manual climate control — base Sting models don't get air conditioning at all, sadly.

The climate control setting felt fine, but in areas with temperatures above 100 degrees you would probably want to use the car's Normal setting, which runs air conditioning at higher power.

With the air conditioning at full blast, add two seconds.

Mazda notes certain conditions, including low engine temperatures or high accessory loads (i.e. running the air conditioning at its highest settings) will preempt engine shutdown, but even in best - case scenarios, i - Stop exhibits a few quirks.

Gary Doyle won a silver medal in Refrigeration Air Conditioning at WorldSkills São Paulo in 2015, as part of the UK team which ended the global competition in seventh place in the medal table.

How would we cope without the domestic refrigerator; or air conditioning at work on a sweltering summer's day?

It is also great to always have on hand because even if it isn't chilly outside, all of stores are still blasting their air conditioning at full blast.

I have been feeling cold constantly lately (because of the brilliant Dutch summer and because of the air conditioning at my work that is set at freezer temperature), so I have warm breakfasts also in the middle of august.

«And as we saw in San Diego, it's the cheaper apartments that don't have any air conditioning at all.»

How the RNC is bringing two rival TV reporters together (hint: Very strong air conditioning at the Q).

The Sunset Park branch will get $ 500,000 for its expansion and $ 875,000 will go toward heating, ventilation and replacement of air conditioning at Gravesend's Ulmer Park library.

Use air conditioning at night (if available) and make sure that windows are screened — if not, you should use a mosquito net over your child's bed.

This is the reason why we don't have air conditioning at our house.

If you don't have air conditioning at home, visit a public, air - conditioned place on very hot or humid days.

I keep the heat at 65 degrees in the winter, and the air conditioning at 85 degrees in the summer.

Hurricane Irma knocked out a transformer that powered the central air conditioning at the 152 - bed facility on Sept. 10, leaving residents for days to cope in suffocating heat.

They died of overheating after Hurricane Irma knocked out air conditioning at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills.

Whether it's to cover your shoulders from the air condition at the office or to protect yourself from the cool spring breeze, they are the quickest to put on.

Not exact matches

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and 35) our ability to complete the proposed accelerated stock repurchase plan, among other things.

That deal seems to have fallen largely by the wayside, as the heating and air conditioning maker already let go of nearly 340 employees at the Indianapolis plant in July.

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One of the big expenses we had at Custom House was the capital cost of all the servers and special air conditioning and backup generators, and the redundancy site at the other side of the country.

Air Canada pilots complained during labour negotiations earlier this year that the low - cost carrier could threaten their job security and working conditions, and that pilots at the carrier would earn less.

In the middle of the chase, one of the principals looked up at me and said, «Can you turn down the air conditioning?»

The move also comes as a number of retailers stake a claim in the growing «smart home» industry which centers on tech that does things like let people turn off the air conditioning remotely: Best Buy (bby) recently announced it was giving more floor space at 700 of its stores to better showcase Amazon's Echo as well as Google Home.

Florida regulators have moved to permanently revoke the operating license of the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills after 14 people died when it lost air conditioning during Hurricane Irma.

The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills where people died when it lost air conditioning during Hurricane Irma could have its license permanently revoked and fined of about $ 43,000.

Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air - conditioned rooms featuring DVD players and flat - screen televisions.

Some offices they looked at, though, needed a lot of work: tearing down and moving walls, electrical, plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), disability access changes, and more.

Unapproved work was done without city permits to the air conditioning and back - up generator systems at the Hollywood Hills nursing home where several residents died when power to the air conditioning system failed during Hurricane...