Sentence examples for violent air from inspiring English sources

One popular theory on random animal rain suggest that the worms may have been lifted up by a violent air pocket and then brought back down miles away from where they started.

Tonight, the Chinese announced that despite a violent air and gun bombardment and repeated attacks by the Japanese, all essential Chinese positions close to the city walls were intact.

When the documentary film premiered, a Time magazine reviewer raved: "For violent air action and for pure visual magnificence, 'The Fighting Lady' is not likely ever to be beaten". Long earned a Legion of Merit award for his work.

In 2004, Mr. Kennedy and his colleagues successfully adapted it to combat violent open-air drug markets in the West End neighborhood of High Point, N.C.

On Kifah Street -- the gritty and occasionally violent open-air meeting place for hundreds of currency traders and cigarette smugglers -- the most prevalent theory for the dinar's startling surge was that the Americans did it to themselves by flooding the market with more dollars than people wanted to spend.

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No mention of his own history of violent behaviour on air".

In these storms there are violent uprushes of air, which at times prevent the condensing raindrops from falling to the ground.

The blast causes a violent change in air pressure that can rupture lungs and eardrums or burst blood vessels in the spinal cord and brain.

Medical experts have yet to determine exactly what causes the condition, but the violent waves of air pressure emitted by an improvised explosive device (IED) or a rocket-propelled grenade are most likely to blame.

This summer's dramatic global events — from the rise of the Islamic State, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, war between Hamas and Israel, violent confrontations and air strikes in Libya and continued tensions on the Korean Peninsula and in the East and South China seas — have reminded us all that the United States faces perhaps the most complex and volatile security environment since World War II.