Sentence examples for air alien from inspiring English sources

Some of the most captivating works take the form of sheets of transparent acetate suspended between glass where the painted circles – pale as bubbles, or dark as night – float in thin air, alien bodies hovering in space, creating the most unexpected reflections and shadows.

The cold night air felt alien.

In the second scene, "Orchestra Finalists," a dozen musicians glide through the air, evoking alien cultures.

Coincidentally, Fox ended up re-airing the alien autopsy video the night following this episode's original air date.

As if the freezing air were not alien enough to the visitors, Kazan had deliberately let the grass grow long to slow down Barcelona's renowned passing.

But instead of snuggling in, Thomas wriggled to escape, his little fists pummeling the air like an alien parachutist confused to find he had broken his fall on Joanna's chest.

It is a particularly acute form of praise because it points to Chapman's greatest strengths: the expanse of the sea, the alien air, the planet which 'swims' into Keats's ken, all suggest that there is an elemental power to this translation.

I'd love to know what I raved that night to the night, what those innocent dithyrambs were, or to feel what so ecstatically drew me out of myself and beyond... Nothing is there, though, only the solemn piazza beneath me, the riot of dim, tiled roofs and impassable alleys, my desolate bed behind me, and my voice, hoarse, and the sweet, alien air against me like a kiss.

** **{:.break one} ** I'd love to know what I raved that night to the night, what those innocent dithyrambs were, or to feel what so ecstatically drew me out of myself and beyond... Nothing is there, though, only the solemn piazza beneath me, the riot of dim, tiled roofs and impassable alleys, my desolate bed behind me, and my voice, hoarse, and the sweet, alien air against me like a kiss.

The alien air ships can detect groups of humans over 600 persons so he splits his brigade into smaller groups consisting of 100 fighters and 200 civilians.

How do you think of your D.C. in conversation with the universe we see in, say, "House of Cards?" I always thought you've always got the dark conspiracy view of Washington or the very noble, heroic version -- you know, the president leads the air force through an alien invasion type of thing.