Sentence examples for drawn air from inspiring English sources

In the program, after the lines for the cylinder were drawn, air layer was formed by filling the space between body and fabric with the mesh.

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

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

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

The array, resembling a shark's gills, was functional, drawing air to cool systems behind the sheet metal.

Back in the rebel-held quarter of Exarcheia, a young woman called Marina pulls off her balaclava and draws air.

MS: It plays the biggest part in the summer: the convection effect draws air from the cooler basement.

In esophageal speech, the individual draws air in through the mouth and forces the air into the esophagus by locking the tongue.

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.

Instead of drawing air from the engines to run these systems, the 787's novel architecture eliminates most pneumatic systems and replaces them with electric ones.