Sentence examples for air emitting from inspiring English sources

Emerson convinces us that fighting fires builds character; but drama beats out theory when he sends his hero into an inferno with 50 pounds of protective gear, 30 pounds of firefighting equipment and a single bottle of compressed air emitting worrisome warning sounds.

I strolled to the outer reaches of town on two different occasions seeking fresh air and a peaceful natural ambience; the auto exhaust fumes in central Boquete polluted the air, emitting a noxious, malodorous smell like tainted, inferior-quality gas.

There are certainly no splendiferous views out of the windows because the windows are so scratched as to be opaque -- and no friendly air emitting from the ventilator nozzles as we sit on the ground and liquefy in the sauna.

Simply redirect the endless gusts of hot air emitted by Manhattan's most famous resident, Donald Trump, into powering balloons that commuters can use to cross the river.

Detection of PFOA and precursors in wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) effluents [26] as well as in air emitted from WWTPs [27 29] give further evidence for the wide dispersive use of PFOA and precursors.

The warm air emitted from your breath melts the ice, cooling your drink.

Excited water molecules in the air emit microwaves that then stimulate the emission of further microwaves by their neighbours (this is how a laser works).

Henry flapped his wings furiously, dispersing a good amount of down into the air and emitting noises not unlike the electronic beeps that a car makes when it's too close to the curb.

As John Cleese said of Cook performing, "After a few seconds perfectly sane, sensible people would start moaning and pawing the air and emitting strange wounded-animal noises".

Motor vehicles are the major contributors to particles in urban air pollution, emitting fine primary particles.

Have air fresheners emitting sweet smells in your workspace to overcome the odor.