Sentence examples for for a kite from inspiring English sources
This museum is the ideal place for a kite show.
"The mechanical principles are the same for a kite," she said.
When tethered and fixed in a position to gain lift from the wind, a kite maintains a perpetual stall a poor aerodynamic design for an airplane but essential for a kite flying at a stable and positive angle with respect to the horizon.
The handsome retro illustrations in pen and ink — no computers here — complement Reid's text, which suggests a series of outlandish swaps: a butterfly in the hand earns a wishbone, which in turn can be exchanged for a kite with a tail, then a straw hat, until eventually a tower is traded up for a small army (looking like proper tin soldiers) and even "11 towering icebergs".
His resourceful, disciplined equilibrium finds one of its best expressions at the end of A Kite for Michael and Christopher, in Station Island, when the poet-father hands the emblematic kite on to his sons: Before the kite plunges down into the wood and this line goes useless take in your two hands, boys, and feel the strumming, rooted, long-tailed pull of grief.
In "The Tale of a Kite," for instance, the narrator is more disturbed by the "bohemianism" of the younger generation — they're growing beards and dressing strangely — than he is by the sight of Rabbi Shmelke floating into the troposphere like a helium balloon.
The framework is validated by combining it with the automatic control system used for the operation of a kite power system demonstrator.
We used almost exclusively Sony APS-C type cameras which are fantastic quality but also small and light enough to lift from a kite, for example".
He shot two under par through 14 holes, despite brutal conditions fit more for flying a kite than for playing golf.
Stanistreet also criticized Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre's proposal for a kite-marked press card scheme as a 'ridicuous notion,' saying it was impractical, unworkable and would put all blame on the journalist.
Even though I ride my bike there all of the time, the beach is not a summer destination — it's more of an end-of-the-line type of destination, better suited for flying a kite or walking a dog than catching rays.
