Sentence examples for air pulled from inspiring English sources

Since Wizz Air pulled out in March, the airport's sole source of commercial business has been Ryanair.

There is new emphasis across the auto industry on reducing cooling drag, from air pulled into the engine and radiator, Mr. Hunter said.

Other GRIP proposals include encouraging development around Indiana University Northwest and increasing traffic at the airport, which lost its only commercial passenger service when Hooters Air pulled out in 2006.

The plan's nose swung to the left and right, turning partly sideways, until the pressure of the passing air pulled the vertical fin off the tail, something that experts said had not happened before on airliners.

An important feature will be the ability to control carefully the air pulled in, said Bryan Willson, a mechanical engineer who founded the Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory and was a co-founder of Envirofit.

Glenn Beck Inc., formally known as Mercury Radio Arts (after Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre on the Air), pulled in $32 million in revenue during the 12 months ended Mar. 1.

"You expel all the air in your lungs, because air pulls you to the surface.

The wings of an airplane are shaped so that air flows faster over the top of them — the rushing air pulls more air along with it — causing lift.

Wallet-friendly If your bank balance is not up for taking to the air, pull on your hiking shoes and head into the valleys, where walking rewards you with some seriously fantastic and free views across the lunar-like terrain.

There's no doubt you're meaningless in the grand scheme of things as the air pulls and pushes in front of you.

When you're in the air, pull your feet together.