Sentence examples for air stuck from inspiring English sources

The kink existed because jet stream had to snake its way around a high-pressure mass of air stuck near Greenland, Mr. Gadomski said.

But instead of falling off as so many other gymnasts did, she simply thrust the other foot behind her in the air, stuck out her arms and struck a pose.

Moments later, a tee shot was struck and the ball carried high in the air, sticking sharply just a few feet away from the pin.

Al Green starts playing through the speakers in the Waffle House wafting his soul in the air sticking to the syrupy bits of the menus.

To control Air, stick your four fingers out and tuck your thumb in with your palm.

Water vapor from the air sticks to the grain and freezes, forming into a tiny hexagonal crystal.

It flew through the air and stuck to my shirt.

Nonetheless, the amount of the chemicals on the ants' cuticles actually increased – indicating that the phthalates were present in the air and stuck to the ants' cuticles.

It's as if this one part of modern life — planning how we move through the air — is stuck in another age, while everything else is in flux.

Brown's performance is like that of a rock star, his signature pose – devil horns in the air, tongue stuck out, wild hair bouncing as he headbangs – a call to arms, inciting rabid moshing from the crowd below.

We also found that hot air gets stuck behind louvres, built as aesthetic barriers, which increases the temperature another 9 °C.