Sentence examples for air moved from inspiring English sources

It's like the air moved around him.

These features, he says, directly indicate the volume of air moved from the lungs.

As the frigid air moved east, local officials tried to prepare.

In early December 1952, a great mass of cold air moved off the English Channel, draped itself over London like an icy comforter and then simply stayed put.

The transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide from the air in the lungs to the blood is influenced by the amount of blood flowing through the lungs as well as by the amount of air moved in and out.

Mubarak recalls the chaos as the men, on horses and camels and shooting in the air, moved in fast, and he and his family and the other villagers ran for their lives.

A fan keeps that warm air moving.

Some air moves poleward, while the remainder moves equatorward.

Large fans around the room kept the air moving.

Rossby waves are formed when polar air moves toward the Equator while tropical air is moving poleward.

In the Northern Hemisphere, air moving up from the south is deflected eastward, while air moving down from the north is deflected westward.