Sentence examples for air tugging from inspiring English sources

Flipper, the show about a boy and his friendly, intelligent dolphin, was on the air, tugging the U.S. public's heart strings.

Mike looked into the air and tugged at his cap's brim as James talked about the process of his decision.

Blow into the hole facing you, while tugging on the folded flaps to let air in.

"That other neighbor?" he asked, opening my blinds, tugging my window open a crack for fresh air.

"Look at the size of this thing," said Col. Chris A. Hadfield of the Canadian Air Force as he tugged open the 58-foot, 3,600-pound arm.

Here's Facebook's latest heart string tugging effort:   Conclusion Overall the new design is a breath of fresh air for Facebook.

Despite my ignorance of the game, its starting and stopping and gawking and tugging and chewing and spitting, I knew there was something in the air.

4. Scoot (Singapore) To "scoot" implies a jerking, tugging motion that just makes us uncomfortable to think of while soaring in the air.

"Mommy, can I have a pony now?" my 5-year-old whines, one hand tugging on my shirt, the other hand waving her Hello Kitty hairband in the air.

The scene ends with her dog tugging away the sheets, which inexplicably causes her cartoonishly-writhing vibrator to shoot up into the air and, of course, land tip down in the cake, splashing icing on herself and her wholesome visitors.

The serene, tugging beauty of Duo seraphim, sung from somewhere at the back of the church, hung disembodied in the air.