Sentence examples for draw air from inspiring English sources

He could barely draw air past his swelled tongue into his gigantic purpled head.

Trying to draw air into such lungs was like breathing through meat.

It's roughly comparable to trying to draw air through a straw while someone else is doing likewise at the opposite end.

The act of breathing — of moving the ribs to draw air into the lungs and expel it — can generate about a watt of power.

In this work, the location of the fan is varied from the front to the rear in order to blow air or draw air into the stack respectively.

Small wind-tunnels were used to draw air through the polythene tunnel and a gas chromatograph was used to measure methane concentrations in air entering and in air leaving the tunnel.

The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, which eliminated government control over airline business decisions, gave airlines the freedom to set up flexible ticket pricing in order to maximize their revenues, as well as the right to re-draw air transportation network in the USA by creating a hub-and spoke system, explained Rakas.

This drop in pressure inside the lungs draws air in from the atmosphere.

First, a turbine draws air underneath the ground into a network of pipes.

Dehumidifiers typically work by drawing air via a fan over refrigerating coils.

Ecoteams, via Twitter Dehumidifiers typically work by drawing air via a fan over refrigerating coils.