Sentence examples for creating a wake from inspiring English sources

Above the Arabian peninsula, he saw a boat going down a river, "creating a wake behind it".

At low speeds, the flow doesn't wrap all the way around the ball, but separates from it at the ball's widest part, creating a wake of whorls and eddies that stretches out behind the ball like the flapping tail of a kite.

Josie came into this world creating a wake of love and happiness that rippled far and wide.

Picking up speed, they created a wake of white water in front and behind.

It's just them and floodwaters deep enough for the boat to create a wake.

The propellers on Dabiri's vehicle have been modified to create a wake similar to that of a jellyfish, in that they generate vortex rings.

Mike Duffy, Port Captain for Circle Line Sightseeing at 42nd Street, said he drove a similar boat for 10 years and thought it was unlikely that it would have created a wake high enough to cause such an accident.

He had to reach Kennedy as quickly as possible, but travel slow enough that they wouldn't create a wake big enough to alert nearby Japanese ships of their presence.

The big Bateaux-Mouches as they head downriver on the far side, near the Right Bank, cause some motion, but when they have rounded the Allee des Cygnes and head upriver, hugging the Left Bank, they come quite close to the barges tied up there and create a wake that can make you sway and grab for support.

"I would never create a wake," he says, smiling.

The basic principle is called the wakefield effect: When a laser beam ionizes a gas, it creates a wake like that of a ship as it passes through.