Sentence examples for which glides from inspiring English sources
And don't overlook the Illinois, no mean stream itself, which glides into the Mississippi three or four river towns farther to the north.
Those shots feel like glimpses of a liberty that should, like fraternity, or racial equality, be available to all, yet which glides forever just beyond our reach.
In many of these species the foot is divided longitudinally into three parts, with locomotor activity being confined to the central section, which glides on a mucous track.
On Friday afternoon, Mr. Villalobos, 25, got on the Wild Asia Monorail, which glides over about 40 acres of open space, then jumped as it passed the tiger habitat.
After our drink, he took us for a ride on the Senate's Toonerville trolley, a toylike, rubber-tired subway with open-topped cars, which glides between the Capitol and the Russell Office Building.
In long takes of up to six minutes, he choreographs the actors in unison with the camera, which glides, pivots, and plunges to pursue characters to their emotional breaking point.
Mr. Meinhold slid forward and released his 42-pound stone, which glided down the ice like a bowling ball.
It is a standard technique for smugglers to ferry their contraband in canoes, which glide under triple-canopy rain forest to the coast, where the cargo is put into fast boats or submersibles for the trip north to the United States.
I had more luck with the Wright Brothers Flyerr, which glided 10 feet above the ground for about a minute, about as much as one could hope for with such a primitive plane.
On Tuesday, poised between heaven and earth, his white and gold coffin entered the cremation site in the funerary tower, which glided on the backs of its 200 porters as smoothly as if it were on ice.
The stacks are managed by fully automated cranes on rails, which glide around arranging the great piles of containers in the right order for collection, like obsessively tidy robots.
