Sentence examples for air knocks from inspiring English sources

The scary claim that particulate matter in the air knocks off 155,000 years of life amounts to just one month per person, says Pieter Boot of the Dutch planning bureau for the environment.

Cold air will help to keep you awake, while warm air knocks you out.

It is worth it to have the air knocked out of you, if you can also have moments that take your breath away.

In September, the same neighborhood was struck by a tornado that hurled debris in the air, knocked out power and startled residents who once thought of twisters as a Midwestern phenomenon.

Do not jump or dive in near swimmers who may get in your way -- and wham, possibly having a head to head crash, or being stunned, air knocked out, and someone may drown.

This followed two months of unaddressed problems that have crippled aviation in a vast country in which flying is often the only way to get around.They began when an executive jet collided with a commercial aeroplane in mid-air, knocking it out of the sky and killing 154 people.

As well as a shotgun and fire axe, the Pyro is armed with a homemade flamethrower which can set players on fire and produce a blast of compressed air that knocks away nearby enemies and projectiles and extinguishes burning teammates.

On cable, there was enough hot air to knock a viewer unconscious.

She is spun into the air and knocked out cold When Calliope awakes later, it is in the back seat of an unknown automobile.

As the words keep coming, so does the life, and soon those hands are coiled hard, jabbing the air and knocking down ghosts.

Or take Portis's account of a Klan rally in 1963, which he renders with a few deft strokes: "There were a lot of bugs in the air, too, knocking against the crosses and falling into open collars".