Sentence examples for river air from inspiring English sources

After a few turns I sat up, slowing down to enjoy the cool river air rushing through my mesh jacket.

A visitor will find intoxicating the combination of the worn surface of the uneven street, the damp river air, the musty character of the factories and the great cliff of stone.

It's then wrapped in a pig's bladder (yum!) before being aged in a cellar where damp river air brings in a choice selection of mould spores, which add their unique flavour.

I thought I would love walking home from work, but instead I missed that breath of fresh river air I used to catch coming out of the PATH station in Jersey City at the end of the day, the sense that the city was, at last, at arm's length.

Graph Theory which had been so popular for the analysis of other transport systems (e.g. road, rail, river, air, and telecommunications), lost ground in the discipline.

For the previous six years they had lived in a pretty house overlooking the Thames at Barnes, but the river air, frequently foggy, affected his breathing.

An increasingly vocal Chinese public is expressing impatience with the government's unfulfilled promises to curb abuses of power by local officials, better police the food supply and clean up the country's polluted rivers, air and soil.

Though some units are geographically isolated, many are nevertheless linked by paths of abiotic and biotic flows, such as rivers, air masses, flyways, and terrestrial and aquatic migration routes.

The polar jet stream is a powerful upper atmosphere, sinuous river of air, which normally hugs the North Pole tightly, but since it has been super-charged with Arctic Ocean heat it's migrating with regularity - southward.

Usually, this river of air in our upper atmosphere flows in a fairly straight line from the east coast of America, east across the Atlantic.

Lockwood and his team suggest that the sun is affecting Northern Europe by causing an increase in "blocking" of the northern jet stream, a fast-flowing river of air moving through the atmosphere.