Sentence examples for slicing air from inspiring English sources

Onyett described melee combat as "flat" and "floaty", and that "many times it feels like you're slicing air instead of a mythical creature's flesh".

A thump-thump rhythm beat in the distance before propeller blades screamed in and sliced air.

At company receptions, he said, "we never serve salmon and Champagne," but local beverages and the thinly sliced air-dried raw beef for which Graub?n is famous.

Ms. Redgrave crosses the stage with a ruler-straight back and a slicing, air-snipping gait that brings to mind newly sharpened scissors.

For example, for "whizzing sound (no.1)", descriptions such as "sound of an arrow shooting through the air" and "sound of a small object slicing the air" were counted as correct answers.

Her eyes are shut, her hand slicing the air.

A thump-thump rhythm beat in the distance before propeller blades screamed in, slicing the air.

Hips twitching, toes tapping, hands slicing the air, she does not merely conduct the music.

"You have to take yourself to the absolute limits of human behavior," he said, his arms slicing the air.

He would lean far forward, waving his manuscript in his right hand and slicing the air with his left.

"Magazines, in the end, are the sum of a lot of details," he said, slicing the air for emphasis.