Alone, they may only be able to modernize the stovepipes, not replace them.

In the jargon of the intelligence world, those 15 are called separate "stovepipes."

Some were nothing more than open lean-tos, but others had glass windows and stovepipes.

They created stovepipes to get the information they wanted directly to the top leadership.

The house contained stovepipes that provided heat the all the rooms in the house.

Also early on have fireplace chimneys and stovepipes cleaned.

However, do not use foam near heat sources like wood stoves, fireplaces and stovepipes.

There is a dynamic around the need to virtualize and to break down the stovepipes.

Shotgun chaps, sometimes called "stovepipes", were so named because the legs are straight and narrow.

The term evokes the image of stovepipes rising above buildings, each functioning individually.

In today's systems, this is the difference between myriad connecting "stovepipes" and effective "integrated" solutions.

Thick deposits of creosote can crack masonry and loosen stovepipes.

Smoke curled out of stovepipes, as if soldiers were really camping out in those bunkers.

Thick with grease and black as crankcase oil, they hung around his thin legs like crumpled stovepipes.

The older daughter, Anna, and the two big boys slept upstairs, where the rooms were theoretically warmed by stovepipes from below.

For areas with large stovepipes there is a danger of suddenly becoming buried under significant quantities of sand.

He often talked of the need to eliminate the "stovepipes" that separated the divisions he oversaw, they said.

He found that the stovepipes were stuffed with smoked hams and sausages the German family had tried to hide.

In the 1830s Franklin County manufacturers produced candles, stovepipes, and coaches.

"Big stovepipes, ramjet engines, they can come in on a ballistic track at about twenty-two hundred miles per hour.

And there was no movement, no sound, no sign of life except the hot air rising from the mess kitchen stovepipes.

"Nothing from the Stovepipes or the Shuttle.

"You look like you're wearing stovepipes."

Smoke poured from the stovepipes.

The stovepipes from the boxcars spurted smoke.

Anyone looking at it would see only an ordinary stovepipe.

Never mind that the kitchen stovepipe was no more than 12 inches wide.

Only his greasy stovepipe hat be the same as other days.

I always expected the stovepipe to set fire to the roof and was not often disappointed.

The reporter turned an old stovepipe hat in his fingers.

Car's gone, and I haven't seen any smoke coming from the stovepipe.

The opening at the top of the stovepipe served as the "basket."

Soon it felt hot as a stovepipe to him.

Now his voice took on a softer echo, as though from within a stovepipe.

He wore a white stovepipe hat on his bald head.

They offered to help her put up a stovepipe.

Alone, they may only be able to modernize the stovepipes, not replace them.

There was a stovepipe running through the stem, and six steps had been built leading up to the front door.

From the top of it extended some three feet of stovepipe.

Someone passing above a wide stovepipe may fall in.

"What you've done is on a level with Stovepipe Town."

In the jargon of the intelligence world, those 15 are called separate "stovepipes."

You hold the burlap bag open and stand a length of stovepipe inside.

Some were nothing more than open lean-tos, but others had glass windows and stovepipes.

They created stovepipes to get the information they wanted directly to the top leadership.

The furnace made 15 tons of iron before the stovepipe fell on the third day.

It was laid on its side, with a section of rusty stovepipe thrust in one end.

The bazooka man had his stovepipe trained on our hood.

I've never had any illusions about Stovepipe Town or the real difference between us.

But for now, Washington is consumed by the what it calls the stovepipe problem - the failure to move intelligence across agencies.