Sentence examples for air serving from inspiring English sources

White shirts and black pants fly through the air, serving as matadors' capes, skirtlets, babushkas and finally work clothes.

The principle of operation is similar to that of the jet compressor, with the compressed air serving as the motive fluid to draw the paint into the mixing area.

A wet bath towel was then placed through the zip to facilitate wicking and evaporation to the outside air serving to cool the inside of the bag.

This machine consisted of a cylinder of compressed air serving as gas supply, a solenoid valve that controlled the release of gas, and a cylindrical acrylic tube 4 mm in internal diameter and 133 mm in length as a model trachea.

Inside an old lady in black with a sad, distracted air served me a cold beer and a sandwich jambon.

But unlike its predecessor, the mortuary-cold air serves ultimately to distance us from the drama, undercutting any potential emotional clout, rendering this less engrossing than impenetrable.

Hawkins dealt drugs throughout his late teens; his polite and unassuming air served him well with the local cops, he writes.

Inhalation of air served as placebo.

Air serves as the heat transfer fluid in the present work.

Analytic solutions to vibrations in a thin plate in air served as the fundamental function of the thin plate coupled with liquid.

Like the plankton, the MacBook Air serves a very specific purpose in a very specific ecosystem but, also like the plankton, the price of living within that ecosystem is very high.