Sentence examples for rough air from inspiring English sources

But several minutes later the pilots changed their minds and the flight continued through rough air.

Beforehand, he and the two co-pilots discussed the weather and noted they were nearing rough air.

Hitting rough air, when the plane stutters and hiccups across clear sky that has suddenly become as potholed as a dirt road?

The Obama administration formally considers air attacks on Isis near Irbil – the vast majority of the strikes thus far – to be taken in defense of US advisers, diplomats and other citizens in the Kurdish regional capital, although they also have the effect of acting as rough air cover for the Peshmerga, whom the US has now decided to directly arm for the first time.

Just how difficult is it for pilots to navigate rough air and bad weather?" From what I've gathered, turbulence almost always feels much worse, scarier and unsafe than it actually is.

Apparently, when you polish the ball on one side, whilst leaving the other side rough, the air plays tricks on the ball when it is bowled and this causes the ball to "swing" away from the course the batsman expects it to follow.

Stamped tin ceilings, timber-topped tables and a mirror framed in imitation tribal carvings give the shop a rough-hewn air and an improvised touch of exoticism.

The TSA, an agency with a distinguished track record of roughing up air travelers, is complaining that it's being bullied.

Below a critical roughness, the rough side always entrained air at lower speeds than the smooth side.

When the paper layer is wrapped around it, the rough surface creates air pockets.

For a gunslinging American comic like Bill Burr (albeit only aspiring to sling a.22 as we find out tonight) the Forum's rough and ready air seems apt, despite being a venue that says pogo more than punch line.