Sentence examples for air generates from inspiring English sources

Research for Eurostar found that a return trip from London to Paris by air generates 122kg of CO2 per traveller compared with 11kg by train.

A strong electrical field in the air generates air flow driven by the motion of ionized gas molecules along electric field lines.

The hot air generated would fill the Millennium Dome.

He said: "There has been a lot of hot air generated in the media.

From the Italian, Vorti suggests the vortex of air generated by a helicopter.

The metal continues to oxidize upon prolonged contact with air, generating a heavy nonprotective oxide crust.

A supercharger pumps in air, generating about 60 p.s.i. of intake manifold pressure at the finish line.

The hot air generated by the candles sent the glowing balloons drifting upward into the sky, a simple trick of physics that created sheer magic.

The goal was to keep this growing fleet in the air, generating passenger revenue, with a minimum of downtime for maintenance.

While they don't really look like flying machines, fly they do, using a cushion of air generated by a fan on the back that is vented rearward for thrust and underneath the craft for lift.

4. The Perfect Storm by Sebastian Junger When warm air from a low-pressure system collides with a flow of cool, dry air generated by high pressure, and this coincides with tropical moisture provided by a hurricane, the situation is ripe for a "perfect storm".