Sentence examples for fans which are from inspiring English sources

Other propulsion methods that have been tried in the past include ducted fans, which are quieter than normal propellers but tend to be large and cumbersome.

"I go by the phone calls and the letters I receive from my fans, which are all kinds of people: six-year-old girls, young women, guys.

Quite often it's to do with the soldering on the board, and the fact that the fans, which are already very loud, can't seem to extract enough air.

The ice margin depositional systems are characterised by coarse-grained deltas and subaqueous fans, which are formed by stacked transgressive regressive sequences, recording an overall lake transgression, interrupted by minor short-term lake-level falls.

Nine out of 10 ads use the more frank name of the company, said Carey Smith, the chief executive, which was derived from "what people call our fans," which are, well, larger than most.

Alluvial fans, which are laid down by tributaries emerging from the Vosges, and much of the floodplain of the Rhine and its major tributary, the Ill River, are forested.

"We still get a strong following of Duke fans, which is pretty cool".

He felt a real responsibility to the club and to the fans, which is admirable.

"An incredible turnout from all the fans, which is really good to see.

River terraces and alluvial fans which were built by Zonouz river are considerably important in the area.

Even some of those who complained about the plan when it was announced have become big fans, which is gratifying.