Sentence examples for air aimed from inspiring English sources

Studded cleats whipped dangerously in the air, aimed at flesh.

It ended with a spin, grin and two-fisted pump of the air aimed at those members of his coaching staff still on the bench.

Nor would there be another invasion: this would be an attack from the air, aimed at disabling or destroying Iran's nuclear sites.

Current difficulties surrounding air conditioning systems involve an increase in input air aimed at improving indoor air quality (IAQ), the financial costs arising from energy consumption and external environmental impact, linked to the greenhouse effect (GWP) and the destruction of the ozone layer (ODP).

But Labour dismissed his words as "hot air" aimed at repairing his reputation after the recent student fee protests.

In this system, passengers step into a booth-like portal that releases puffs of air aimed at their clothing and skin.

When Mr. Bear is shown with Edith bent over his knee, her skirt hiked up, and his furry paw suspended in the air, aiming for her bottom, an air of eroticism suddenly intrudes on the tale of innocent playtime.

Refugee Air aims to open up routes to refugees by carrying out pre-departure checks at camps in Turkey and Jordan, to ensure everyone with a ticket is a refugee.

The cooling energy produced by the absorption chiller is used to cool gas turbine inlet air, aiming at enhancing system efficiency and electrical capacity.

Different combinations of various gas solvents (methane, CO2, and air) aiming to select the most competitive and economic formula were tested with a certain set of pressure depletion rates.

He said the company had waited to long for the FAA to act and that other countries had taken much more "reasonable" approaches, recognising the potential economic benefits of commercial drone operations Prime Air aims to deliver packages within 30 minutes by flying drones below 500ft.