Sentence examples for a wake through the from inspiring English sources

They still talk about Johnny Weissmuller, the Olympic swimmer and Tarzan actor, cutting a wake through the water like a motorboat's.

Boundary Layer Ingestion (BLI) -- passing a portion of an airframe's wake through the engine -- has been suggested as a means of reducing civil aircraft energy consumption.

That young child you think has been trotting, docile, in your wake through the crowds has disappeared.

As proper LES predictions require minimizing artificial dissipation as well as dispersion of turbulent structures, the numerical treatment of the moving interface between stationary and rotating components has been thoroughly tested on cases involving acoustical wave propagation, vortex propagation through a translating interface and a cylinder wake through a rotating interface.

Giving rise to widespread projections throughout the brain [5], they play a central role in promoting waking through the excitatory actions of their peptide upon multiple arousal systems [6] [10].

So you're waking through the living room and all of a sudden you notice a dirty glass on the coffee table.

Already on antidepressants, which gave him tremors, he had a waking nightmare sitting through the trial.

| Walk to the Market Wake up with a walk through the Auckland Domain, a sprawling 185-acre park southeast of the city center whose peaceful paths wind through wooded areas and around expansive swaths of grassy lawn.

Wake up with a walk through the Auckland Domain, a sprawling 185-acre park southeast of the city center whose peaceful paths wind through wooded areas and around expansive swaths of grassy lawn.

Picture yourself floating on a lake, with white puffy clouds drifting overhead, silvery trout flitting beneath and sleek kayaks carving elegant wakes through the blue water.

When a Royal Air Force plane photographed a Sperrbrecher with its wake cutting through the wash of a mine explosion, Crick realized he had the physical information to calculate the weight and strength of the magnet.