Sentence examples for fluid third from inspiring English sources

ISABEL PIERCE, the central character of "Sweetwater," Roxana Robinson's fluid third novel, gives the appearance of being a thoughtful, reserved, quiet woman who won't rock any boats in her life.

The rhythmic fallback for Minsarah is a fluid eighth-note cadence, more streamlined than conventional swing.

Perhaps the picture is meant to make us visualize information as our time's fluid second nature, and contemporaneity as culture's universal solvent, loosening the crust that accumulates around past creative achievement.

Jacquian Williams, a fluid sixth-round rookie last season, also draws nickel duties, though he must improve his run recognition if he's to see regular snaps over the long term.

Attractions include a fabulously fluid fifth- to-sixth-century terra-cotta Gupta roundel of Vishnu carried through the air by Garuda (while this bird spirit was still a man); a Nepalese strut from around the 15th century that is carved from wood and stacked with goddesses; and a Gandharan Bodhisattva head whose ornate headdress predicts some of Caravaggio's.

The governing equations of fluids like Maxwell fluid, second grade fluid etc., which are fractional order differential equations, can also be solved by using these derivatives.

After an open, fluid first half in which both sides pushed forward, United sought to control the contest after the interval by dominating possession.

The pressure and temperature of the leakage fluid first decreased sharply and then recovered when it flowed through the radial clearance.

Wigan were guilty of being too intricate in attack, but their most fluid first-half moment came when Moses tore down the right wing and cut back to Hugo Rodallega, but the Colombian's shot was clutched by Ruddy.

"This the most fluid first day I can remember".

She actually referred to herself as "bisexual" and "fluid" first, in an interview with The Guardian in May 2016, but that interview was not published until last week.  .