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As if carried aloft by a great eagle, Saint Teresa said, my ecstasy lifted me into the air.

"Gooooood, " is all my smiling friend can manage to say, holding his chopsticks aloft as he selects his next mouthful.

on a bridge above a main road, a woman in a niqab carries aloft a placard bearing a picture of the president's stern mustachioed face.

We surrounded ourselves with such an atmosphere of pure frenzy that we always seemed to be soaring aloft on the wings of our enthusiasm.

a seat consisting of a board and a rope; used while working aloft or over the side of a ship.

Launching it is a matter of snapping the parts together and throwing it into the air, whence it is carried aloft by an electric propeller.

Exact center the surface tower aloft of the rockery stone be called nine lion stones, have nine lions a frolic on the stone.

All was drawing alow and aloft everyone was in the bravest spirits, because we were now so near an end of the first part of our adventure.

twice a day , the observatory releases a balloon carrying a radiosonde to measure temperatures aloft , up to ten kilometres or above.

Dr Besigye just smiles back at me, his characteristic bulgy eyes looking straight ahead and his arms still aloft.

Keeping drones aloft is not the only putative application of power beaming, as this technology is known.

There were AT least two cases of soldiers being taken aloft hanging on to the undercarriage or tail wheel in desperATion.

Any of the small ropes fastened horizontally to the shrouds of a ship and forming a ladder for going aloft.

If you would go up high, then use your own legs, Do not let yourself carried aloft , do not seat yourself on other people's back and head.

Such blimps can keep surveillance and ordnance-guiding equipment aloft for a few hundred dollars an hour.

what reward she would give him if he would take her aloft and float her in the air.

On the track under the cloudless Texas sky, team members held cardboard or jackets aloft to try to shield the drivers from the sun.

When the communion part of the ceremony rolled around, the priest in Michael took over; he grabbed the plate of bread and held it aloft.

These will begin with the VSS Enterprise being carried aloft between the twin fuselages of a high-altitude carrier aircraft.

Supply and demand is not the only thing helping keep prices aloft.

With no passengers on board, the balloon stays aloft for about 10 minutes, landing about a mile and a half away from where it took off.

Known as a solar filament, the loop is a cloud of relatively cool gas held aloft by magnetic forces.

The first is essentially a power plant in the sky, generating electricity aloft and sending it down to Earth via a conductive tether.

This is one of those lifting bodies, the M2-F2, attached to a pylon on the wing of the B-52 that was used to carry it aloft.

Then he had retreated with it to his room and slung it aloft.

Then he looked inquiringly aloft, -- for he heard above him the sharp call of a bird.

Boeing is developing unmanned spy aircraft capable of staying aloft using hydrogen power for five years without refuelling.

Technology has been a vital component of the Aloft brand since its debut in summer 2008.

So saying, the Butterfly rose in the air, and, borne along and aloft on the summer breeze, was soon lost to the sight of the Ant forever.

Dust aloft cools the land below, as Europe's meteorologists found out in May 2008.

He would have given anything to change into a bird and soar with them aloft into the vast firmament.

I would like to see the cockpit. -I'm sorry. It is not permitted while we are aloft. You may see it after we land.

Most are carrying flowers, and occasionally they hold them aloft as though they are torches.

Do not let yourselves carried aloft; do not seat yourselves on other people's backs and heads.

Priests clutched onto bibles and went out to fit their rifles, and the cross was held aloft.

Tens of thousands of people held candles aloft in a public park and laid a wreath at a makeshift memorial.

And no longer do millions of Chinese study or wave aloft the famous "Little Red Book' of Quotations from Chairman Mao. "

As a result it can remain aloft for only a few days at a time.

Todd Reichert's ornithopter is an engineless plane that stays aloft by flapping its wings like a bird.

Video footage of an earlier rally was playing on a giant screen. An older woman held a baby aloft in the crowds.

My money's on Nemanja Vidic, United's Serb center back and captain, holding aloft the famous "big ears" trophy when all is done.

I held the grail aloft , and shouted that it would bring peace to all who drank from it.

A wintry wind whipped through the park, but by 10 p. m. , aloft in the tree, it was as quiet as Manhattan gets.

Kites were used in the late 19th century to carry cameras aloft to take pictures of battlefields.

Pollen may seem like ephemeral dust when it's aloft on the breeze, but those grains can have surprising staying power in the environment.

Isaiah used the eagle as a symbol of freedom and endurance , held aloft by a source of power outside itself.

Even as credit markets seize up, a world economy that is less dependent on the United States is more likely to stay aloft.

politician, crying his legislative panaceas; and here the peripatetic Cheap Jack, holding aloft his quack cures for human ills.

As ``engineers of the soul'', our ideological workers should hold aloft the banner of Marxism and socialism.

A man holds his shoe aloft as Italian protesters in Rome demonstrate against the Israeli attacks.

The pollen can be carried aloft and travel great distances in the upper air stream .

A covering , usually of cloth, suspended over a throne or bed or held aloft on poles above an eminent person or a sacred object .

Already aloft in the heavens and glowing in the centre of the image is Venus, Earth's closest planetary neighbour.

it was the populace seen thus from aloft and afar.

See only among them a piece, a Cang Ying towers aloft on abrupt rock, volant be about to fly.

National sovereignty was previously a standard held aloft mainly by British eurosceptics.

They have been sending probes aloft, and out into the vicinity of Planet X, since its discovery in 1983 by the IRAS team.

Etchings on a temple wall in Abydos, Egypt, depict a mythical solar boat borne aloft at dawn (file picture).

The cost of replacement features, as mentioned ad aloft, will vary.

The Penthouse floats a good three meters above the Las Palmas building, held aloft on thin steel columns.

Accounts are given of huge mountains sinking, of former plains seen heaved aloft , of fires flashing out amid the ruin.

Accounts are given of huge mountains sinking, former plains seen heaved aloft, fires flashing out amid the of of ruin.

In the middle of nowhere, we passed processions of devotees, walking who knows where, carrying aloft the Virgin Mary.

As for the 13 lonely minutes he spent aloft between England and France, he assured reporters he felt no fear.

It was carried aloft by a converted Boeing 747 and used solely for glide-approach and landing tests.

The water wave is how surging , high mountain island towering aloft is in in the water.

Relationship between Precipitation Rates at the Ground and Aloft-A Modeling Study.

They had entered an aerodynamic stall, meaning the wings could no longer keep the plane aloft.

At certain times mosses produce spore capsules which may appear as beak-like capsules borne aloft on thin stalks.

"Director's way: " Aloft, the head isn't dizzy, the hand isn't soft, then can stand firm a heel.

Glowing, floating lanterns carry aloft Taiwanese hopes and prayers for good fortune in the coming year.

He is held aloft on unity and by history revered; for preserving peace through strength his wings now reach across two hundred years.

The Happy Excursion is the carefree of the spirit, which hold aloft the humanity.

This paper introduce the statistical method of aloft wind including wind shear and the usage of carrier rocket design.

From northern skies a cloud approaches, aloft upon the winds of change.

Glider flight is a controlled descent; pilots gain altitude only if they catch rising air and ride it aloft.

The Emperor, held aloft in acurtained chair, passed by in a magnificent royal procession.

He stepped forward, dragging an arm that felt like heavy, useless meat across his mouth, holding aloft the crystal sphere in his other hand.

I wanted to feel again that strange, lovely moment aloft.

It was probably the first time he had been aloft in his life.

Perhaps you too have felt wine talons grip you unexpectedly sometime and carry you aloft.

Walking further, I noticed a red balloon aloft, rising to the higher altitude.

A basket, an enclosure, or an instrument slingsuspended from and carried aloft by a balloon.

Chief: Yes, of course. Peter and Larry are free now. Arrange operation aloft now.

Had spread aloft their fluttering fans of light.

Member of the group held signs aloft and flashed peace gestures.

The contract accommodates basalaccessory all we have aacquisitiveness aloft during our negotiations.

Long fingers help them stay aloft and snare insects, fruit, lizards, and birds.

Once pursuing these, and mean definitely, total meeting someone the station points out aloft , the person should pursue more classically.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide will debut its select-service Aloft brand in Oklahoma City in 2013.

Bats consume huge quantities of insects: as much as their own body weight during a night aloft.

Or whistles aloft his tempest tune, And tells how goes the world below, And why the south-west blasts do blow.

"The struggle, the struggle, it will liberate us, " they sang, shuffling in formation with their machetes held aloft.

and you'll get aloft them hills like a goat yourself.

He stood surveying his handiwork from aloft . . .

Above, a demonstrator on Feb. 16 holds aloft a sign that says freedom comes at a bloody price.

a composite front when colder air surrounds a mass of warm air and forces it aloft.

Sun-kissed bathers hold aloft 'stars' plucked from balmy seas.

The aromatic smoke of cooking fires floated lazily aloft.

Staying aloft is a matter of dealing with pressure.

Measuring a plume's charges could therefore help scientists better estimate where the ash will go and how long it will stay aloft.

The banner of Mao Zedong Thought should be held aloft.

Never soar aloft on an enemy's pinions.

Gaga, 24, who had five nominations, arrived on the red carpet inside an alien-like egg carried aloft by attendants dressed in gold.

Sunday's rocket stayed aloft longer and traveled farther than the previous two.

You can put them back on as soon as the plane is aloft or has come to a stop.

Secured objects aloft and lashed up lifeboats.

And may the winds of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars.

You feel a rush of wind at your back, and you're carried aloft.

The principal thing in this world is to keep one's soul aloft.

They are so small, however, that rising air keeps the water droplets aloft.

The drone can stay aloft for 30 hours, plenty of time to collect data as hurricanes evolve.

I will listen to English programs and watch English movies which can help improve my English aloft.

He gets well along with people, never becoming unique and aloft.

I know (roughly) the physics that keeps a multi-ton steel behemoth aloft.

While up aloft, in storm or gale, from me his absence mourn.

The rain, with plants from the breath, carried aloft greeting.

Nautical Weight or materials, such as rigging, cables, and spars stored either aloft or on the upper decks.

The e-sail would thus catch the solar wind like some huge dandelion seed that is blown aloft by terrestrial breezes.

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The first fliers went aloft in balloons.

These were workhorses, hurled aloft by rockets but landing like aeroplanes so they could be used time and time again.

And heavy ignorance aloft to fly.

Boeing chief 747 pilot Mark Feuerstein and co-pilot Paul Stemer kept Boeing's biggest bird aloft for four hours and 25 minutes.

In 1920 Amelia went aloft at a local air show and returned "hell bent" on learning how to fly.

Daily wind and weather patterns also guide how far a plume goes and how long it stays aloft.

Now he's held the prize aloft, he can't wait to add to his medal tally.

And there are some powerful trade winds here in the Hawaiian Islands to keep them aloft as long as they want.

Around 3, 000 workers have helped construct the bridge using 2, 300 feet long steel cables held aloft by a 'high line' crane system.

Fig2. Xiaoli: It said that many Japanese clerks at our age went aloft at work.

From liftoff to splashdown, Glenn was aloft for 4 hours, 55 minutes and 23 seconds.

When we approached to them, all of us could not help but laugh; that's a pictureque body sculpture group towering aloft the banks of lake.

Astronauts look weightless because they are in continuous freefall towards the Earth, staying aloft because of their horizontal motion.

We can offer you a allocationtion based aloft the all-embracing market.

Wind, for example, lifts large amounts of mineral dust aloft in the Arabian and Saharan deserts.

The 747-8 touched down at Boeing Field in Seattle after 4 hours and 25 minutes aloft.

which I have already shrined in heart, holy and aloft.

What is it, exactly, that's keeping U. S. brands aloft?

It stands aloft on the mountain of God, that is, it is raised high on the only-begotten Word of God.

what are you doing up aloft there, you two Moineaux (sparrows)?

Whatever the reason, once aloft they can glide for more than 40 seconds, cover 400 metres (1, 312 feet) and move at about 70kph (43mph).

Fabulous secret powers were revealed to me the day I held aloft my magic sword and said, "By the Power of Grayskull! " (He-Man. . . )

Jamie rushed to the pavement, picked up the wallet, held it aloft, and shouted: Mom, your wallet lost

Use of a Mesoscale Model to Forecast Severe Weather Associated with a Cold Front Aloft

aloft: in or into a high or higher place; up above

H. G. The principal thing in this world is to keep one's soul aloft. Flaubert, French writer

hold aloft the banners of peace, development and cooperation

The principal thing in this world is to keep one's soul aloft. Flaubert

Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night,

A communist protester holds aloft a picture of Joesph Stalin on a march toward Moscow's Red Square. (May, 1993)

theodolite for measuring wind aloft

Don't waste time learning aloft of useless words in iso¬

Birds rejoice and soar high aloft on thermals of air

tower aloft; stand tall and upright

work aloft or on deck in heavy weather;

Show me the arms aloft

I went aloft and furled the mainsail in a blow