Sentence examples for primitive air from inspiring English sources

What she assumed were my leaking brains was in fact the exploded burrito — a primitive air bag? — whose refried shrapnel also covered every part of the car's interior.

Discusses a relatively new industry, tourism, which is handicapped somewhat by Nepalese primitive air travel; hippies are among the visitors to Nepal, also.

By financing the rebels to the tune of $300m a year by some estimates overseas Tamils sustained a well-armed guerrilla force, which by the end had even a primitive air force able to bombard the main city, Colombo.The Tigers' overseas network flourished after many Tamils fled their homeland in the 1980s.

A primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better when it's raised on land rather than in the water.

When raised on land, a primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better than its water-raised comrades, according to a new study.

In Five Primitive Masters (1949), the German critic Wilhelm Uhde in fact acclaimed primitive art's "air of unsophisticated artlessness and clumsiness," which supposedly expressed "an elevated or ecstatic state of mind".

In another defiant gesture, they had on August 27th used their primitive jerry-built air force to attack the Sri Lankan navy at Trincomalee.Since January, when it scrapped a tattered Norway-brokered ceasefire and vowed to crush the Tigers by the end of the year, the government has poured $1.5 billion dollars into an all-out offensive.

But the 2-meter-long animals are highly vulnerable to spearfishing and gillnets, because they come up to fill their primitive lungs with air every 5 minutes or so.

A primitive form of air conditioning was abandoned within a few months.

Each dusk, with their primitive eloquence, the air-galloping insects continue to speak the million syllables of her name.

We are no longer living in a primitive environment with clean air, clean water, clean everything.