Sentence examples for start gliding from inspiring English sources
On snow you glide much easier; here you have to have some speed to start gliding, and then suddenly you stop because of the friction.
But this impish, twinkling-eyed performer still exudes the buoyant spirits of a contemporary vaudevillian whom you might expect to start gliding around the stage at any second.
But after a promising start gliding along happily waving his flags, he lost momentum and came to a halt, dangling over a crowd of people, for a long and somewhat awkward moment.
Like that of her friend Pina Bausch, her work grips us from the start, gliding from fast to slow, crawling to flying, shuffling to bouncing, all feats these performers project with audacious skill.
Wally caught it and started gliding about the store, throwing open the grates.
"This could be how the first flight began insects just jumped off branches and started gliding," said Brian Fisher, an insect behavior specialist at the California Academy of Sciences.
He started gliding at the age of 14 and became a member of the local flying club, LSC Westerwald, near his home town of Montabaur, in Rhineland-Palatinate, western Germany.
"I started figure skating at 7. We were watching Kristi Yamaguchi on TV in the Olympics and my brother and I started gliding on the tile floor, so my mom took us to figure skating.
"There's nothing else out there that is able to predict, with such personalized accuracy, what you want to type from the moment your finger starts gliding on the screen.
Summer starts gliding by like a sailboat.
