Sentence examples for soaring ability from inspiring English sources
It seemed to represent Hollywood's soaring ability to create fantasy for the screen, but also seemed an emblem of a time when a conflict-ridden world was being reflected in Hollywood movies, as the original books seemed a reflection of the last world war and what followed.
That some studies (e.g. [17]) have only considered pterosaur wingspans and masses as variables when discussing their soaring ability ignores important factors that vary between species and conclusions based on such comparisons are likely to be oversimplified and correspondingly wrong.
For most combinations of body weight and wing proportions that he analyzed, P. sandersi outperformed a frigatebird and a vulture (two types of bird known for their soaring ability) and typically bested the gray-headed albatross, Diomedea chrysostoma.
A Bird of Prey Experience, run by the falconer Lorrie Schumacher, will demonstrate raptors' soaring abilities with species like the Harris's hawk.
Where he has not gone is to the National Basketball Association, which, considering that he was widely considered the best high school basketball player in the country as a senior last season -- with his 86-inch wingspan, soaring rebounding ability and soft-as-cotton candy jump shot -- was a temptation.
But, while most expect Google's revenues to continue to soar, its ability to make money from such sales is in doubt.Losing its leadGoogle makes most of its money from so-called sponsored links discreet ads that come up with any search and can do so because of its lead in search traffic and technology.
Their soaring vocals, their ability to compose epic rock soundtracks and their quiet, shy modesty about the whole thing.
Obama's ability for soaring, lyrical oratory was a reminder why he, not Clinton, won in 2008.
Much of their success has come through athletic ability, often soaring high above the defense to grab a lob from Kidd and throw down an acrobatic dunk.
The euro has slid against the US dollar in recent months on worries over Greece's soaring debt and its ability to make tough budget cuts.
His public image was as a fierce law-and-order man, with a firmly right-of-center posture on immigration, a gift for political oratory — sometimes scrappy, sometimes soaring — and an infallible ability to make headlines.
