Sentence examples for capable of soaring from inspiring English sources
In the 1930s, Piccard Sr flew a series of air balloons with pressurised gondolas capable of soaring to record altitudes.
In the hands of an experienced pilot, hang gliders are capable of soaring (using rising air columns to obtain upward gliding movement).
For the record, Lanza's voice was capable of soaring to the farthest corners of London's 8,000-seat Royal Albert Hall without the aid of a microphone.
As his celebrated 1993 speech in Memphis to the Church of God in Christ demonstrated, former President Bill Clinton is capable of soaring eloquence and visionary thinking.
We saw what Ginobili and his teammates could not do and why the Spurs — best known for flying under the publicity radar — may no longer be capable of soaring to championship heights.
"We wanted a ball that had to be soft, a ball that didn't hurt children when it hit them, and a ball that didn't roll away when they dropped it". Oddz On's latest ball innovation is also meant to build confidence: the Vortex football, with a highly aerodynamic tail, capable of soaring 90 yards.
The campaign conveys the exhilaration of soaring emotionally and feeling more capable.
There was no question the kitchen was capable of dishes that soared.
On a single charge it is capable of taking off and soaring to 3,000 metres, though the same amount of energy could also be used for multiple launches to a lower altitude, or for range-extension during a mostly unpowered flight.
There's defiance in his opening lines, when he insists "I have tried in my way to be free" over the gentlest of acoustic guitars, but then he stumbles and falls his way into the chorus – and it's heartbreaking, because his voice can't quite get there: the strings rise up and up but his voice, thin and reedy, isn't capable of matching that same soar.
