Sentence examples for i was gliding from inspiring English sources

At 5 A.M., I was gliding through the night on a bus.

I was sea-kayaking a mile off the west coast of Scotland and it felt like I was gliding over a velvet sheet.

I was gliding along comfortably in the back of a pedicab, with plenty of room next to me on the seat.

I was gliding toward the sound when a vast aggravation of noise and physical turbulence erupted and a storm of ducks took flight in front of me: it was water.

I had plenty of time to think about all this because I was gliding gently along at about 3 miles an hour, slow enough to spot the bird warbling above me in one of the 100-year-old poplars planted to shade the towpath where horses once drew barges along the canal.

I'm gliding on one," or have him feeling "like an obsolescent aircraft left out in all weathers", when it is the author doing the feeling rather than his creation.

Nah, I'm gliding on electric.

I'm gliding through the Forum, admiring thousands year old tablets that depict Senate meetings bursting with intellectual debate and nude warriors locked in battle, their sinewy forms clashing together with violent sensuality.

"The other one is gliding".

While the gay throng was gliding swiftly along, I watched the bridge for any change they might make upon it, but not the slightest could I detect.

As the plane was gliding onto the Hudson River, I was heading into a subway station in Brooklyn and checking Twitter on my iPhone.