Sentence examples for sinking air from inspiring English sources

In addition, cold sinking air over the ice sheets created strong down-flowing katabatic winds, drying land near the glaciers.

Well-defined circulation patterns of rising and sinking air are usually found just upstream and downstream, respectively, from jet streaks (that are not too curved).

Not only is the sinking air more dense than its surroundings, but it carries a horizontal momentum that is different from the surrounding air.

This cooling causes the air near the surface to become denser and, at the same time, causes an inflow of air at high levels to replace the denser, sinking air.

He said that contributing factors to the absence of hurricanes so far are dry, stable and sinking air over the central and eastern tropical Atlantic Ocean, dust originating from the Sahara and wind shear (changes in wind speed and direction).

Although outflow and convection increased in general, the thunderstorm activity diminished over the center due to sinking air.

The sinking winter air presses the resulting smog tight over the city.The lorries are a chief reason why Delhi's air is now more toxic than any other city's on earth.

THE sun is sinking, the air is cooling and our legs are pumping up and down, powering us toward a horizon unbroken by a cellphone tower, a house or even a fence.

As the air begins to sink, the air warms and the cloud dissipates.

Just to breathe the under-sink air, to breathe the air around the pipes and the bottles and the dried-out sponges, even that, that little, just the air.

Pollution levels generally worsen in the winter, due to factors like temperature inversions — when cold, dense air sinks below warmer air — and increased burning of materials like leaves, for warmth.