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Sentence Examples I glided out of the house andante in 3-4 time, nearly floating, dreamlike, toward my destination. My skates glided over the ice as I did a few quick laps around the indoor ice rink. No life stirred except where, against the sky, buzzards planed and glided on motionless wings. The vehicle was launched from a catapult and snagged as it glided off the launch rails. They glided over the narrow strait of turbulent ocean water that made the island look like it had been cut in half with a steak knife. On the bridge below, a car glided through the stop lights, striping the river yellow and black. Kiara quickly glided over to me and Snake and she sucker-punched him in the stomach, and then in the groin. It glided through the evening air, half song and half word, a sound of liquid calm and cool darkness. Each had their own path and they glided on narrow passageways between each other, smiling or bowing but not impeding. But the weeks glided all too quickly away among the ichthyolites of Caithness and Cromarty, and the shells and lignites of Sutherland and Ross. An owl glided nearby, wings whispering upon the darkness, huge eyes searching for slight movements in the sea of darkness. Whisper glided across the dark bay, having spied in the distance a tall building perched on the edge of a cliff. Cries of the forest animals and the great birds of the night glided across the treetops. Then they landed on the water and glided forward before taking flight again. Golden waves of hair were plastered to his face, dripping beads of water that one by one glided off the strands and rolled down his back. Finally, all turned, slowly glided and pitched down, poising with uplifted wings momentarily before merging into the dusk. As the birds glided through the clouds with great ease, he wondered exactly where his life was going. Despite his own aircraft being damaged, he glided back to base with a dead engine and crash-landed near Folkstone. Even as I was thinking this, my fingers placed themselves on the frets and the pick glided across the strings as if of their own accord. I glided down the runway set up for a great greaser landing! But there is something odd about flight controls in small aircraft. Show More Sentences It lost power in all its engines, but glided long enough to exit the ash cloud and get the engines working again. Holywell Rowing Club's new boat passed its first test as it glided gracefully over the waters of Lough Gill on a dewy May evening last Thursday. The dragon slowly glided down to the ground, searching the area around me for a trap. Paul made a pass, then circled back round for his landing, as the revs dropped we lost height then glided in for a smooth landing. Further, the advanced Me 163 quickly ran short of fuel, then glided back to base. Once we kedged our way off a mud bar on the Mystic River, the silty anchor tossed again and again till our boat glided free. She gently glided her hand along the smooth edge of the podium and let her hand be placed upon the key item in the center of the podium. The canoe glided through an opening not much more than twice its own width, and into a hidden backwater running parallel to the river. After the successful test flight, Altair glided to a landing on the remote desert runway. The starboard banks of oars dipped hard into the water, and the trading ship swung abruptly to the left and slowly glided to the dock. The ship glided over the waters with ease, like a graceful seabird sails just above water. She dared me to go for some red lipstick, so I smoothed some chapstick on, then glided the blood-red stuff onto my lips. Ten of us broke the ice across the harbour with our feet and glided our boats out into the liquid waters beyond. I sat, and as my eyes grew strong again, she glided from shelf to chest, and came back with a pottery pitcher and two tiny silver beakers. She glided down the corridor neither her mind nor her feet really touching the ground. I shivered with each step taken while she glided on in a warm alpaca wool sweater resurrected from her bulkiest bag. They all glided with ease through the area stacked with crates and found a door. I glided over to my pajama drawer and selected a pair of sweatpants and a tee shirt to wear to bed. Honey-bees glided over the roses and a monarch butterfly flew over the fence to land on a wing of the cherub. One by one the monks glided from the church, each stopping to kiss the most sacred icons as they went. Show More Sentences Song birds tweeted in the tall trees above our heads, and swallows glided on the air, breezing above our heads. And with this being said she glided over to her, and promptly unchained her and helped her up. Brennan glided to power as general secretary of his party during the sleeveen Taoiseachship of Jack Lynch. Her slender body glided gracefully, never once bending the weakened branches. In the drawing, Titanic glided through the ocean, as the waves crashed onto the prow of the ship, as the four funnels released black smoke. Completely absorbed, Rolando glided across the dance floor with her in his arms. The missiles glided through the air crashing through the remaining soldiers. As we slowly glided towards the drop zone, landing softly back on solid ground, I began to wish we could have stayed up for longer, but gravity will not be denied. Indeed, it was only neat work from Sauzee in the 20th minute which brought to an end a quicksilver run from the youngster as he glided past three Hibs men towards goal. I shoved the nose down, glided in and hit the water with a good whap. A large, black raven glided down and landed on the ground a few feet away. It also had a large roller skating rink where people glided to music. She glided over the tile floor like a gazelle and had a face that Amedeo Modigliani would have died for. The chants grew louder before reaching an eardrum-piercing crescendo when the 2013 Arab Idol glided on stage. The glamorous couple had been photographed countless times as they glided through the glittering world of British high society. The way Fred and Adele Astaire glided and strode on stage must have reminded one of the joys of being alive. She glided like a queen into the Whitney Gala on Monday night and watched as hot young things preened and posed in her gowns. Raptors, buzzards among them, swirled, checked and glided above Ivy Scar, then eased over the valley to hunt and scavenge the stone-walled fields. She glided over to him, her best mildly curious look on her face. A snowy owl glided low down past me, brushing my leg with its great wing. Show More Sentences This round though, Clay was more composed as he glided out of the way and began to pump the left jab with enough accuracy to have Cooper nicked by Cooper's right eye. I took one more thermal near Cross Mountain to 16,000 ft and glided to Maybell where I decided to land due to numerous areas of virga and lightning. The aircraft then glided to a splashdown into the Pacific Ocean. The odd flying fox glided over the valley and owls hooted in the distance. Waiters in penguin suits glided here and there, serving little delicacies on silver plates, blending into the sea of formally dressed people quite well. Fortunately, there were no other vehicles or pedestrians in the immediate vicinity at the time as the trailer glided across the road and became embedded in a stone wall. We were stopped in our tracks as wave after wave of fieldfares with a soft chirping twittering glided out of tall silver birch trees and on to patches of pasture. Blair pressed herself closer to him, while her hands glided across the corded muscles between his shoulder blades before lifting his shirt over his head. This ship had four funnels, with smoke coming out of them, and looked magnificent as she glided through the ocean water, with a warm sunset in the background. Outside, through the open door, ghostly fleets of bicycles glided past. A moment later, the door opened and the butler glided into the room. The audience became awfully quiet as she glided to her position. The pilot and his crew had baled out and the aircraft had glided into the sea, coming to rest on a reef with its nose in 60m and its tail in 70m of water. The plane glided for 19 minutes and blew most of its tires on landing. She leaped over another fallen tree and watched as the bird glided over. Immediately the dogshores were knocked down and the vessel glided majestically into the Lake, everyone exclaiming, that a more beautiful launch could not have been witnessed. As the geanticline rose upwards, nappes glided off like slicks from the back of an emerging whale. Gracefully he led the fan dance, and glided without a pause into the shadow dance and the umbrella dance. I viewed the imposing spire of Llandaff Cathedral Cycling along a path painted with gold As seagulls glided and rowing boats rolled. All but three of its 54 previous trials were unpowered ones in which it glided to the ground. Show More Sentences The water over which the boats glided was black and smooth, rising into huge foamless billows, the more terrible because they were silent. The witness said that the UFOs were very high up in the sky, too high for a helicopter, distinctly round, and glided noiselessly. But it was 37-year-old Giggs who looked like a care-free teenager as he glided across the pitch he knows so well to breathtaking effect. Away I roared once more, resolved to score a three-pointer. I glided down to a good start but estimated my altitude wrongly. Slim and tall, he glided, a chastened dignity in his long upturned countenance, and a faint halo of sainthead round his tall bald head. Released from its B-52 mother ship at an altitude of about 37,500 feet, the X-38 glided for about six minutes and then deployed a mammoth parafoil, a steerable parachute. Collin Szymanski at Mantech Mechanical deserves credit for the polished, glossy sheet of ice that the UAA forward, tuxedo wearing mouse, or snowsuit garbed kid glided on. The game started cagily but the closely guarded Messi carved Argentina's first opening when he glided into the box and crossed behind the defence. Men whose lives glided on like rivers that water the woodlands. He touched the controller hanging from the belt around his waist. His hoverchair rose in the corner and glided over to him, positioning itself at his side. Audience favourite was the versatile Don Townend, who glided brilliantly from doddery lollipop man to irate Welsh shopkeeper to jobsworth zookeeper. Conduction of this force is a message broadcast from the body of God, a biochemical sun transpiercing miraculously, glided on modulating radiowaves. Examples from Classical Literature A bill glided across the register of the hotel desk, and the greeter promised to attend to the club sandwiches himself. The carbonaro glided along the solitary street of Louvois and made his way amid a group of lackeys. Three women mysteriously glided into the shieling, and the dancing began in earnest. On and on he glided, on what seemed to him the most perfect ice that skater ever tried. She glided to her knees and coiled her arms about his waist, looking up at him. Matt switched the power into the propeller shaft and the Hawk glided upward. The men threw back their black silk hats, the flowers in the women's bonnets glided to the napes of their necks. And so, with a shrill peal of stagey laughter, she curtseyed low to him and glided from the room. I glided forward, and came near shooting the Quartermaster, who sat in a bunch of sedge-grass, with a dead duck by his side. The bell rang, there was a sudden bustle and wheeling about of trollies, and the train glided in. The long lithe form of a pine marten glided straight to the fir tip, where Kagax had been a moment before. Philothea has glided from the apartment, as if afraid to remain in my presence. Down glided Sarah Rumble, who had been expecting this visit, to pay the taxman. In this he often glided swiftly and noiselessly down some stream where the salmon trout lived. It chanced to be noon of the day following, when he glided up the sunny Terrebonne towards the parish seat. Just then pinard glided in at the door and came up to Queen Catherine, slipping in like an eel, close to the wall. Then he glided rapidly to the ground, and with the assistance of a dozen ready hands he dragged away the scaling ladder. No cry was heard, and the masker glided rapidly towards the door of the hall, still left open. Full into the firelight, with a stealthy, sidelong movement, glided a doglike animal. I had been up at the bridge some two minutes, when the armoured car glided up. Show More Sentences The effects of my adventure soon passed away, and the days glided on most enjoyably. The unfailing ransome lighted the binnaclelamps and glided, all shadowy, up to me. Besides this, he had glided into a sort of apprenticeship to the odd-job line of business, and was very useful to his principal. The canoes glided rapidly down the stream, making the water hiss and bubble under their bows. His fourth, the nastiest of shooters, glided under the bat into the wicket. The galiot was soon got under weigh, and off she glided, not very fast at first, with her head towards the North Sea. She glided to the door into the hall and turned the lock softly and came to him again. When she had finished he nodded, said a few words in his own tongue, and glided from the tent. Then they re-entered the car, lit up, and glided off on the road for Cannes. Captain Quinnox glided into the room behind the Prince and gently closed the door, unnoticed by the gloater. Slowly she glided along, and at length rounded the islet and re-entered the region of light. They glided as far as the acute angle of the Rialto and turned back. He next glided into the Free Soil party, and from that to the republican. Then, without comment, he glided out to reverse all his arrangements. And he glided out of the back door just as salina entered from the street. They had been talking of Bonnivard, as they glided past Chillon, and of Rousseau, as they looked up at Clarens, where he wrote his Heloise. The topsail and jib were spread, and the sloop glided out of the estuary. Down it glided into the water, where it fizzed a moment and then went out. Hawkeye tapped him lightly on the shoulder, and glided ahead. While Coglan was describing to me the topography along the Siberian Railway the orchestra glided into a medley. Show More Sentences Herewith the soliloquist's musings glided vaguely into mere revery. Now, spire by spire, fast sped and glided that blazing serpent. It was produced by myriads of luminous animalculae, whose brilliancy was increased as they glided over the metallic hull of the vessel. He glided through the lacquered door and closed it behind him. Then the ape-man turned and glided into the Stygian darkness of the hut's interior. Said, leaving the tea service upon the little table, glided from the room. At length a hand and an arm, surpassingly beautiful in their form and whiteness, glided through the tapestry. Laughing in her sleeve, the traitress glided away in the dark. Dressed in a long, wafting gown, Lynch glided across the stage, arms stretched, chest open, simultaneously sylphlike and strong. Lorraine glided into the hall and unclosed the door of the silent room. As it was, he glided back through the many rooms, undetected. A second and a third canoe came around the bend from below, glided ghostlike to the crossing of the runaways, and vanished in the mangroves. The rest, led by Magdalen glided back into their old easy habits with him without an effort. The vessel glided between the headlands of the port, and the giant resumed his march. Then there came faint rays of primrose light, that changed presently to golden bars, through which the dawn glided out across the desert. She glided imperceptibly a step or two nearer to Magdalen, and placed a chair for her exactly opposite the light from the window. Salazar glided to the door and turned to wave his hand at me. A few last words and tears, a few simple adieus and blessings, and clasping her wondering and affrighted child in her arms, she glided noiselessly away. Then he drooped down and glided along the wall again to his place. The sails were lowered to one third of the masts, and with their fore-sails swelled up like balloons they glided over the waves and anchored in the middle of the harbour. Show More Sentences At the next instant the form of Chingachgook appeared from the bushes, looking like a specter in its paint, and glided across the path in swift pursuit. The packet, towed by singing women, glided out of the harbour. The moments glided on, while a feeling of good fellowship passed around the circle like a mystic cord, holding and binding these people together with jest and laughter. Our week's holiday glided by, and we readdressed ourselves to labour. She moved cautiously along the entry, paused one moment at her mistress' door, and raised her hands in mute appeal to Heaven, and then turned and glided into her own room. There was no sound, and he glided into the semi-darkness of the interior. So communing with himself, Huck stepped out and glided along behind the men, cat-like, with bare feet, allowing them to keep just far enough ahead not to be invisible. Mademoiselle had glided from the Chopin into the quivering lovenotes of Isolde's song, and back again to the Impromptu with its soulful and poignant longing. Find more words! 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