But the Big Vacuum could change that. "The Planet Strappers" by Raymond Zinke Gallun

There are extra vacuum tubes, tuning- coils and the like, and plenty of all kinds of wire. "Curlie Carson Listens In" by Roy J. Snell

Both, in different ways, have tried to make poetry out of the brain, forgetting that poetry draws nourishment from other soil, and dies in the brain as in a vacuum. "Figures of Several Centuries" by Arthur Symons

Nature in her wildest moments never abhorred a vacuum in her dominion as Miss Dusenberry resents it in a trunk. "Penelope's Irish Experiences" by Kate Douglas Wiggin

This important step was the idea, of making the steam draw down the piston, as well as help to drive it up; in the first engines it was raised by the beam, and steam used only to cause a vacuum, so as to let the air drive it down. "Lectures on Popular and Scientific Subjects" by John Sutherland Sinclair, Earl of Caithness