Sentence examples for from the trailing from inspiring English sources

"If the wind's coming from the trailing edge, it's dodgy," Smyth said.

When the lead satellite flies over an area of increased mass, it will sense the increase in gravity and pull slightly away from the trailing satellite.

Then, in a spooky piece of reverse engineering, Wechsler entered an apparently random, nonsense phrase from the trailing blank — the word string "lowse . . .

If the aircraft is especially long, double sonic booms might be detected, one emanating from the leading edge of the plane and one from the trailing edge.

Everything marks time, from the trailing biplane to the film stock, with its antique tones, ticking through the aged cine-projector stationed at the centre of the room.

The touch of a dashboard button initiates a mechanical sequence as lovely as synchronized swimming: The decklid clamshells open, the rearmost pillars detach from the trailing edge of the roof, the roof folds in a V-pattern and the whole assembly disappears within 25 seconds, leaving a clean line from the headlamps to the taillights.

FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL about Bill Clinton's campaign adviser, James Carville.

We could see open water on Arrowhead from the trail.

You never see mammals any more from the trails, either.

Visitors trickled in from the trail gushing about the views of the valley below.

Eventually, a lone headlamp flickered in the darkness from the trail above.