Sentence examples for invisible air from inspiring English sources

When "most evenly distributed," aer is the common, invisible air of the atmosphere.

Mr. Creed's playful work — his attempt to make the invisible (air) visible — has been described as an "epic sculpture/installation/happening," but really, it's an experience.

The sky was a miraculous deep blue, broken only by the silhouette of an Augur buzzard cruising along some invisible air current.

Village conversations had a way of veering off suddenly, like a hawk that catches some invisible air current, but inevitably they returned to settle on certain topics: food, weather, money.

In the acid-etched colours of Archigram, cities could walk, houses were pods, roofs inflated of their own accord and the fields were wired up for invisible air conditioning.

Though it's often invisible, air pollution is a threat to 186 million Americans, according to a new report released by the American Lung Association.

All but invisible air-conditioning units.

In my studio after a period of photographing, my clothes would release the stale aroma of the gym and each boxer's invisible aura into the air.

But this dismissive attitude is as misleading as it would be for us to believe that invisible clear air is less substantial that the clouds floating in it.

Allen, the younger, is her loving but hapless companion as she raves about invisible bugs, air poisoned by Roosevelt and a husband who wants to kill her.

Plans to make wind turbines invisible to air traffic control radar systems have taken a major step forward after Vestas revealed today that it has successfully tested stealth technology materials on a full-scale wind turbine.