Sentence examples for sudden eddy from inspiring English sources
What memorial, what procedure, who to tell, how to keep his body from being trampled by some sudden eddy of the crowd?
A sudden gust or shifting eddy of air wreaks havoc on his rhythm and timing.
Neither Anthony or Ronny Turiaf give this team any threat on the block offensively, and unless Eddy Curry experiences a sudden career rebirth or Juwan Howard turns back the clock to his Fab Five days, this team will have zero offense from the painted area against the Pacers.
Munro has said women narrate their lives differently from men, and AS Byatt has argued that her stories enact the shifts and eddies, the switchbacks and sudden revelations of memory.
The dialect words, too, are stunningly rich and evocative: "pooties" (snail shells), "crizzle" (to freeze), "cowslaps" (cowslips), "whirl puffs" (a sudden gust of wind driving the dust into an eddy).
Large parts of the bow's interior were demolished by surges of water and violent eddies kicked up by the wreck's sudden halt.
The sudden elongation of the gating spring boundary generates the nanovortex, a sub-micron sized eddy seen in Fig. 4. In the model, the gating spring is a 5 nm extension of the tip link that is added to the tip link length when its tension reaches a threshold 26.5 nN.
Burke slowed to watch a sudden fall of leaves, how they rocked and dipped and stalled in their descent, eddying in gusts so light and warm he barely felt them on the back of his neck, like teasing breaths.
The staging reflects the Barrowlands' strong diagonals and grooved wooden pillars, and the sharp eddies of dance are equally austere (v-shaped arms, scything legs), but cut by sudden dips and spins, by puttering backward runs or compulsive rolls of movement that seem to gulp upwards through the torso.
