Sentence examples for air translated from inspiring English sources

In their minimal steel frames, they hang like sudden windows: instants of light and air translated into black and white.

The Colonel's Photograph and Other Stories, by Eugene Iones co, translated by Jean Stewart, except for "The Stroller in the Air" translated by John Russell (Grove Evergreen, $4.95; paper bound, $1.95).

The small smudge brings physicality to the often invisible puffs of stuff that fade into the surrounding air, translating the magical feeling into a dirty, gray haze. .

How much all of the lighting methods, fitness cues, nutritional emphasis and purified air translate into healthier living continues to be determined.

As I ponder at recent examples from my travels, I think I perceive a pattern: social media can make an impressive contribution when there's a dose of urgency in the air, quickly translated into adrenalin.

Deep inside the ear, specialized cells called hair cells detect vibrations in the air and translate them into sound.

It is blithely assumed that  Corbyn's somewhat fuzzy, sometimes hesitant air will translate into a poor performance at Prime Minister's Questions.

Deep inside the ear, specialized cells that are confusingly called "hair cells" - they have nothing to do those hairs protruding from your Uncle Fred's ears – detect vibrations in the air and translate them into sound.

Whether in a mobile phone, a fireman's walkie-talkie or a laptop's Wi-Fi card, a radio plucks a raw signal from the air and translates it into a useful stream of information (and vice versa).

Due to the air purification process, the ATS allows a reduced supply of outdoor-air translating to a lower cooling load.

Air pressures are translated into assigned altitudes called flight levels, where pilots must fly to avoid one another.