Sentence examples for wake of air from inspiring English sources

As a result of it, the wake of air forced backwards by one segment of the snake's undulating body may provide extra lift to the segment behind in the sidewinding glide.

The possibility of a ground offensive in Yemen has grown significantly as Egypt declared its readiness to send troops into the embattled country "if necessary" in the wake of air strikes launched by a Saudi-led coalition.

The list of innovations could go on, but other key developments include refining the solid back wheel to make the "wake" of air behind the bike as small as possible and tyres of silk to help them hold more pressure - 14 atmospheres compared to three in the average car tyre.

Haaretz reported that Isis recruitment has been soaring in the wake of US air strikes, with 6,000 new recruits since they began.

Such small acts, Naji writes, include "hitting a crusader with a stick on his head", a statement echoed by Isis's spokesman Abu Mohammed al-Adnani in the wake of the air strikes in Syria.

A picture, shared by the French-based NGO Syria Charity on 14 February, shows a father covered in dust, clutching his dead baby in the wake of an air strike that has killed five other members of his family – "Aleppo is dying" reads the caption.

MI6's role in the rendition of Abdel Hakim Belhaj, and Sami al-Saadi, and their families, and how they were abducted and rendered to Tripoli in a joint operation with the CIA, emerged in documents found in 2011 in the wake of Nato air strikes on the Libyan capital.

The warning came just as the economic slowdown began to bite in the US, while the airline industry as a whole has been in trauma since the terrorist attacks of September 11, in the wake of which air traffic across the Atlantic has fallen by 30%.

A species of old trees in the Appalachian Mountains is growing faster than expected in the wake of clean-air controls implemented decades ago, a new study shows.

The 3rd Division historian, wrote that in the wake of the air-raid the men The Canadian Official Historian, C. P. Stacey wrote that several Canadian formations reported an increase in morale.

All these quarrelsome Pushtun groups share a keen dislike of the idea of the Northern Alliance storming into Kabul in the wake of the western air strikes.