Sentence examples for bite of air from inspiring English sources

In a helicopter the pilot calls for power by manipulating the pitch of the rotor blades (a greater pitch taking a bigger "bite" of air and so demanding more power to maintain rotative speed).

(Her sole mannerism is a distracting way of breathing as if taking tiny bites of air).

He instantly turned himself into mist, and I could only bite chunks of air.

For the clean bite of cold air drawn into my lungs and the vapor as I breathe out.

I breathed in the fresh air, tasting its freedom for the first time in years, felt the warmth of the sun on my face despite the cool bite of the winter air and knew that I was about to start out in a new direction.

Within a few moments of biting air, we realized that the person who coined the term "biting down" must have been standing upside down when he penned his flawed depiction of the human jaw.

After each person's hand is "bitten" by a sharp shot of air, a screen above the hole lights up to identify the creature inside.

Mermaids bite down to stop the flow of air, and slowly exhale through their noses while sashaying to numbers like "I've Got the World by the Tail".