Use of slipstream in Sentences. 25 Examples
The examples include slipstream at the start of sentence, slipstream at the end of sentence and slipstream in the middle of sentence
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slipstream at the end of sentence
- Throttle wide, he bowed into the slipstream.
- He left a host of other riders trailing in his slipstream.
- We need to go a little further before we can enter slipstream.
- But any rise in fuel prices carries a second issue in its slipstream.
- The springs roil the waters they flow into in a phantasmal slipstream.
- The riders' six-seater aircraft was turned upside down after being caught in the Tornado's slipstream.
- A lot of his films were unpretentious junk, but they made money and Nicholson and others came along in the slipstream.
slipstream in the middle of sentence
- The slipstream whirled their hair about.
- There's the slipstream to take into account.
- Freed in the slipstream of profanity, it took wing.
- Quick Step deny slipstream victory in the opening TTT.
- He was riding in the slipstream of the cyclist in front.
- All right, without slipstream, I won't be able to shake'em.
- And while the slipstream may not be alive, it feels like it is.
- It's the only way she could control me from the slipstream core.
- I want him to keep asking right until we slipstream out of here.
- Those empty fighters are transitting into slipstream with our bombs.
- The slipstream built up to a scream, and despair drugged his actions.
- To navigate slipstream, a consensus needs only organic intuition, nothing more.
- Unfortunately, fixing the slipstream drive is proving to be difficult, as usual.
- Also important are the rotation of the slipstream and the change of downwash at the tail.
- Quick Step deny slipstream victory in the opening TTT. Updated with results and reaction.
- Spectroscopic signatures , star charts, and slipstream space pulses strobed across the screens.
- By the time the tins had fallen that far, the wind and slipstream would have blown them all over the sky.
- The low-pressure area in the slipstream of a moving object means less energy is needed to maintain the same speed just behind it.
