Sentence examples for air shifted from inspiring English sources

The camera was still aloft when something in the air shifted.

The molecules in the air shifted, and something was created that was more than either singer or composer could have produced on his or her own.

Throughout New England, pollen content in the air shifted enormously around 1700, when forests began to fall to make way for farming.

The air shifts with an invisible menace, like radioactivity.

Outside the mean flame brush, mixing of OH with co-flow air shifts the distribution of absolute OH concentrations.

The attempt to shock the government into submission had failed, and the air war shifted to a more conventional assault on the Republican Guard divisions that blocked the southern entrances to Baghdad.

The possibility to observe motion in realtime sonography repeatedly proved to be decisive for the certain diagnosis of free air (the shifting air under patient movement and the immobility of the gas reflex under respiration).

I felt the air shift with the momentum of female peacemakers empowered to unite their country and end war.

Out of nowhere on a clear Kansas summer day Clyde notices "a smell of sudden winter, and then some quality in the air shifts," and within five minutes the oat fields that were going to pay for his education have become a "white and empty world".

"The division of labour between ground and air has shifted," he argues.

Meanwhile, the air force shifted more than 70 aircraft from bases along the east coast to Ohio.