Sentence examples for air emerged from inspiring English sources

And on January 16, at Southside High School, in Gadsden, Alabama, the girl exhibited all the characteristic symptoms of one: She lost consciousness, her muscles tensed up, and a steady hiss of air emerged from her lungs.

Air samples were taken using standard techniques from the theatre atmosphere (sites A1 A3) and around the axillae (sites B1 and B2), where the exhaust air emerged, using the Biotest RCS centrifugal air sampler and Biotest Hycon TC agar strips (Biotest UK Ltd ,Solihull, West Midlands, UK).

The chairman, Linda Chowdry, said Mr. Erickson's experience helping Trans World Airlines emerge from bankruptcy successfully would be "invaluable" when Atlas Air emerges from Chapter 11 protection later this year.

The rear light clusters are works of four-pointed art, while the rear reflectors sit in vertical nacelles as though pretending to be red-hot air emerging from some powerhouse's orifice.

The flow consists of a rich mixture of methane and air emerging from the inner slot and a lean mixture from two symmetric outer slots.

A numerical analysis is presented to describe the liftoff and blowoff of a diffusion flame in the mixing layer between two parallel streams of fuel (mainly methane diluted with nitrogen) and air emerging from porous walls.

The methodology is based on insufflating hot air locally into the cracks of the statue during a short time, monitoring at the same time the surface temperature evolution near to the place of inflow and observing if the hot air emerges at the opposite side.

Reid bent to reality as senators on the stalled Finance Committee met for hours hoping to clear the air, emerging to say their talks were "contentious".

Only in bittersweet dramas about lonely older women do shipwrecked young men with princely airs emerge from the sea to stir the dying embers in the hearth.

News of the latest air strikes emerged as officials said Yemeni government forces and their allies, including coalition troops, captured the last outpost of the Shiite Houthi rebels in the key Marib province.

After deregulation, prices plummeted because of open competition, and air travel emerged as this country's national mass transit system, as crucial to daily life as highways and subways.