Sentence examples for air enveloped from inspiring English sources

When I entered the factory floor, the following day, heavy air enveloped me.

Reacting with life-saving speed, Barnard ripped the leads from Washkansky before air enveloped his brain.

Among low-lying fields, where the sugarcane had been heavily watered, mist rose and cool air enveloped him.

Gusts of wind send dust and light rubbish whirling in the air, enveloping children lugging water from the nearest source, which is several hundred metres away.

An otherworldly air envelops even the most warbling flights of whimsy, such as This Beard Is for Siobhan (a tune that will probably come to haunt him as The Laughing Gnome does David Bowie).

As much as 5% of the air enveloping Saturn's largest moon contains methane, but astronomers aren't sure where the gas comes from.

HAVANA — Two flags hung limp in the choking, viscous air that enveloped the Estadio Pedro Marrero.

As the days passed and the mud dried, it blew into the air and enveloped Devecser in a scarlet sandstorm.

East winds are common in winter and spring, when cold, dry continental air masses envelop the east coast.

The moist sanitized air that envelops the R&D lab is missing one ingredient: the earthiness that permeates any agricultural operation.

Maharana Sarup Singh and his courtiers, mounted on elephants, fling colored powder and colored water into the air; the enveloping plumes of red, which might almost be spray-painted, liberate Rajput color from its flat blocks with startling force.