Sentence examples for spraying streams from inspiring English sources

(I found myself ping-ponging between both responses.) The haunted man and woman who move through this hallucinatory work almost seem to be drowning in speech, as they cope with a personal tragedy by spraying streams of fractured, fragmentary babble into the darkness around them.

In some cases, fans are invited on stage to spray streams of pop out into the audience.

Some women have a diffuse and spraying pee stream.

Microsoft is already way ahead with its SIlverlight/IIS Media Server/Visual Studio pipeline, ready to spray H.264 streams into iPad web-based applications and subsequently native apps where the content providers maintain the relationship with customers.

It was concluded through the tracking model of the micro-sized particles that the present LB-based results agree well with the FD-based results and that the spray stream depends strongly on the studied injections conditions.

It has been also concluded through the tracking model of the micro-sized particles that the present LB-based results agree well with the FD-based results and that the spray stream depends strongly on the studied injection conditions.

In addition to a second transition current line, the study by Iordachescu and Quintino (2008) suggested a new transfer mode classification of the arc in GMAW as a function of the current, voltage, and shielding gas: short circuiting, globular drop, globular repelled, drop spray, streaming, and rotating transfer modes.

The effects of injection conditions on the spray stream of molten particles and the particles impacting conditions (velocity, temperature, melting rate, …) are carried out for four selected operating parameters, i.e. particle diameter, injection velocity, injection position (along injector section) and the injection angle at the injector exit.

Muhammad Iferki sprayed a stream of lemon air freshener through the window of an old ambulance today as rescue workers loaded yet another body into it to take to the hospital morgue.

Actual weapons of war, Crook said, are capable of fully automatic fire, spraying a constant stream of ammunition.

But out of uniform, in his coach's sweats, he's a humming dynamo, in constant, darting action, spraying out a stream of chatter as he cajoles, corrects and charges up the youngsters under his tutelage.