Sentences with phrase «air rising into»

Where possible, I've tried to sneak in some of the mechanistic aspects, whether vertical curtains of air rising into the heavens or salt - heavy cold water sinking to the abyss.

These winds start with hot, dry air rising into overhead thunderstorms, Henson explained.

Not exact matches

The fire that raged during the bombing made superheated air rise with such force that it created a vacuum on the ground, ripping trees out of the ground, sucking people into the fires, and suffocating those spared the flames.

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Three young women shrouded in dark garments, baskets in hand, make their way to a veiled cross that rises 20 feet into the air.

And the Doctor runs through what kind of man he could be in a jocular way — a fighter, a lover (winks at Rose), etc. and then ends the scene by launching that guy off the ship into the air for a murderous fall to earth: «No second chances — I'm that kind of man.»

@Josh The bible also tells us to stone people to death and that a physical body defied the laws of nature and science, which allow you type comments online, and rise into the air.

But as she spoke, Aslan rose up into the air and floated off into the clouds until He was out of their sight.

My wasn't a success... I followed everything thing exactly and the dough never rose, never had air bubbles, and rolling into a ball wasn't happening.

I let that rise for approx 1 1/2 hours, then split it into two loaves when it has doubled in size, and knead the air out of the bread, then preheat my oven to 450 and put my pans in the oven for 30 minutes, and bake as you instructed 30 minutes covered, 15 uncovered.

Gently rolling the dough into a disk, instead of cutting it out, preserves the gaseous air bubbles made during your overnight rise and leads to a taller, fluffier English muffin.

These brownies rise and fall a bit more than my go - to recipe, likely because of the air that is whipped into the eggs.

First, an Angel Food Cake gets its rise, not from baking powder or baking soda, but solely from the air whipped into egg whites.

Launched into the sky at 70 mph and riding on rising air, the length and range of a flight are virtually limitless.

«I go into the Air Service January 24th, and if I get killed, I can take it now and die happy — that's how you feel when you win a Rose Bowl football game,» said Chaves, the winning captain.

«She could make parakeets and balloons disappear from her hand, and put people in trances and make them rise up into the air.

JaVale McGee rose into the air for a block and fell right into Curry's knee.

To be fair to the keeper, there was no stopping that ball anyway, it swerved in the air before rising quickly and crashing into the top corner.

He rose unmarked at the back post to poke a loose ball into the back of the net after Bush tipped Rowe's corner kick into the air.

A startled look crosses Rachel's face as she rises into the air, and for a moment she's suspended between emotions, deciding whether to laugh or cry.

De Blasio got himself noticed by hitting Bloomberg the hardest and giving voice to the millions of struggling New Yorkers who looked at the post-9 / 11 gilded - age excess all around them — the stratospheric rents and impossibly high cost of living, the bank branches and chain stores squeezing out local mom - and - pops, the very skyline remade by gleaming new high - rises catering to hedge - funders and Chinese and Russian billionaires — and worried it could permanently transform the greatest city in the world into an open - air luxury mall for the global super-rich.

The law would not permit the use of fireworks that are shot or rise up into the air, explode or produce a report.

(His campaign said that a second ad — a straight - into - camera single take that evokes comparisons to a hostage video shot from a high - rise — will not air on television.)

Under the law, fireworks that are shot up or rise up into the air, explode or produce a report remain barred from public sale.

Dooley said cases of contaminated drinking water occur, like that found in Dimmock, Pa., where home owner can set well drinking water on fire, are caused when well bores are not properly sealed, allowing lighter - than - air methane gas to rise through wells, fissures in rock and into drinking wells.

Operation High - Rise is the latest in a series of large - scale, undercover investigations into open - air drug dealing in Rockland County.

By breaking up petroleum into smaller droplets that dissolved faster in the deep ocean, the dispersants decreased the amounts of volatile toxic compounds that rose to the surface and outgassed into the air.

A daring treetop experiment is yielding key insights into the fate of sensitive rainforest plants as air pollution rises.

The mushroom cloud of superheated air, water and fallout rose almost 130,000 feet into the sky, and spread to four continents.

That heated surface air then rose into the atmospheric boundary layer — the lowest level of the troposphere — doubling its height to more than 4 kilometers, and creating a thick blanket of heat.

The air quickly rose, leaving behind a vacuum into which cooler air rushed from all directions.

Indeed, some northern lakes will probably release more methane into the air as temperatures rise — exacerbating the climate shift that is already under way.

The heat of the sun causes air to rise, and the rising air produces wind, which pushes the water into waves.

A cosmic ray — usually a proton, but sometimes other particles — will slam into air molecules 50 miles or so above the surface, rapidly shedding energy and giving rise to a shower of billions of electrons, positrons, and muons that rain down onto the terrain below.

But during high - water events, which occurred 11 times last year reaching a crescendo of 6 feet at the max, control centers will direct compressed air into the gates, causing them to rise.

As large plumes of ash and rock rise into the air, oppositely charged particles separate into layers.

At night, when skies are clear and the temperature drops, warm air rises up the slopes while cold air is pushed down the hillside into the valley below.

Air quality in Chinese cities is of increasing concern to China's stability - obsessed leadership because it plays into popular resentment over political privilege and rising inequality in the world's second - largest economy.

The swirling dislodged particles travel upward with the human convection plume, or currents of warmed air that rise around any human body, then get swept into a filter that takes out contaminants like dust, lint, and skin cells.

Dust devils form on Mars much like they do on Earth: The sun heats the terrain and low - lying air, which rises into the cooler air sitting on top.

Companies could be stockpiling it as they wait for prices to rise, but some fear they're venting much of it into the air.

The large, bald - headed birds float on rising currents of warm air known as thermals, which they use to soar high into the sky without beating their wings, thereby saving energy.

Tiny air bubbles form in the ocean when waves break, then rise to the surface and burst, releasing gases and aerosols into the atmosphere.

On December 17, 1903, Orville Wright lay down in a homemade airplane, pulled a wire to shunt the machine forward, and slowly rose into the air as his brother Wilbur ran alongside.

The elegant surface fizz — a boiling fumarole of rising and collapsing bubbles — launches thousands of golden droplets into the air, conveying the wine's enticing flavors and aromas to tongue and nostrils alike.

«If there is low pressure below,» says Sausen, «then air is rising and pollution from planes flying near the top of the troposphere could still rise into the stratosphere.

Every molecule of methane in the air has 25 times the effect on temperature rise compared to a molecule of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere by burning coal, oil or gas.

Due to the plateau's intense heating effects in the summer, the overlaying warm air can rise much higher into the atmosphere than over adjacent lowlands.

The research effort by the University of California, Davis; National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and partners showed that during the peak of the Aliso Canyon event, enough methane poured into the air every day to fill a balloon the size of the Rose Bowl.

In the quest to head off rising global temperatures, some scientists have argued for steep curbs in how much soot and methane are released into the air.