Sentence examples for kite back from inspiring English sources

Wait for the glue to dry. 4. Now fold the kite back on itself.

He then walked back, picked up the line, and what little wind there was carried the kite back, then up.

While one kite was being released, some of the electricity produced would be used to reel another kite back in, and vice versa.

I maneuvered the kite back and forth in front of me, keeping it in the wind, and it whisked me along the water.

In "Crosswind Kite Power," an article in the Journal of Energy, Loyd demonstrated that simply dragging a kite back and forth across a wind would generate much more power than letting it bounce around freely.

When the camera and kite come back down to earth, Mr. Diegel uses the photos to create high-resolution maps of the canal.

Iolo Williams, BBC and S4C TV wildlife presenter, said the red kite's journey back from extinction in England, Scotland and Ireland was the true embodiment of the battling Brit.

The electroencephalogram, wired to the pulses from the kite flyers' brains back to the main computer at the ICA, indicated the adrenaline was going wild.

On the tee, pumped up by that birdie and with a wild wind at his back, Kite was fingering the 3-iron in his bag until his caddie, Mike Carrick, spoke up.

Then, as we rounded a bend near the ancient port of Tarifa, the horizon was suddenly filled with signs: huge, wing-shaped kites that rocked back and forth in the sky, rising up from time to time as if lifted by an unseen hand.

At one point, it lingers on a young girl as she tries repeatedly to launch a kite from a walled back yard.