Sentence examples for air slowing from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they jump six feet in the air, slowing their forward momentum and wasting valuable energy.

Because of the long lifetime of carbon dioxide in the air, slowing the emissions cannot solve the problem.

As it falls, the heavier nut end of the wing causes it to whirl in the air, slowing its descent and allowing the wind to carry the seed, sometimes as far as a mile or more.

In theory, bombs would destroy the lava tubes, robbing lava of an easy transport channel and exposing more of the lava to the air, slowing and cooling it further.

Everybody knows heavy, sticky air slows the ball down".

Here the path is like a mountain-goat trail and the thin air slows the average hiker's pace considerably.

It also cut the number of moldy berries from around 20 per sample to 2. Research has also shown that exposure to hot air slows fruit spoilage.

Stone secluded himself in Bel Air, slowed the bubbling funk of Stand! to an agonised crawl and became the first Woodstock generation artist to openly acknowledge that the hippy dream had soured.

This likely means that as the air slows down, sand particles fall and get trapped in mucus and cilia that line the section, the scientists report today in the Journal of Experimental Biology.

If you're tired but don't want to stop yet, just come up for air, slow down your kissing pace, or don't be afraid to take a quick bathroom break or ask for a glass of water.

Shooting mid-air slows you down, for example, so you must decide whether to boost and speed up or try to gun down your opponent as you approach the next cover spot.