Sentence examples similar to light flutter of air from inspiring English sources

Golden banners on downtown street lights flutter in the wind.

His vocals are delicate: gulps of air, fluttering lips and sing-song calls, punctuated with shouts.

A bend, a twist, a slide of foot, a flutter of light.

(a) Sealed (devoid of light and air), (b) sealed and exposed to light, (c) exposed to air and light.

In the late golden sun, the flutter of insect wings filled the air with sparkling light.

Provide plenty of air and light.

There was a flutter of controversy after the ad aired, from people with anxieties about hearing languages other than English in the streets.

She motorcades around in a flutter of police lights; she entourages importantly down hallways; but her plans and designs come to nothing.

The video was shot on film, with no post-production, its audible projection equipment and elusive soundtrack of footsteps, and its analog frame rate creating a lightly percussive, flickering light and sound experience that echoes the breeze and flutter of the prints fluttering gently off the wall.

The growing torsional vibrations are in general registered for higher values of air velocity compared to the range of velocities favoring bending flutter.

But a vaccine won't come soon enough to the people of Avenal, where every flutter of the leaves reminds them of the menace in the air.