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Glide in sentence

52 examples of Glide in a sentence

Muffin: Will you glide with us? (Guy: No.) DD: I know Ford has new electric vehicles coming out.
Lady: Will you glide with us?
So much water to glide through!
In opera, we shrink those stairs so that our main characters can glide up and down effortlessly without ever breaking their voice.
So we had some 21st-century gear, but the reality is that the challenges that Scott faced were the same that we faced: those of the weather and of what Scott called glide, the amount of friction between the sledges and the snow.
Once I was physically occupying the space that would ultimately give way to my childhood aspirations, I anticipated a smooth glide to the PhD.
And grey angelfish glide silently overhead.
It releases a chemical that thins out the surrounding mucus, allowing it to glide through slime.
First, scientists dissolve boiled egg whites in water with a chemical called urea, a small molecule that acts as a lubricant, coating the proteins' long strands and making it easier for them to glide past each other.
Synovial fluid is more or less the texture of egg yolk and its primary purpose is to cushion the bones and help them glide past each other.
Some can glide as flat as 60 feet forward for every foot of descent.
In some of these floodings, a submerged stage allowed chariot drivers to glide across the water as though they were Triton, making waves as he piloted his chariot on the sea.
And the wooden disk was really thought about as something that you'd want to hold on to, and that would glide easily through your hands.
From the gorgeous banks of the Nile, we glide into the beautiful Rift Valley of Kenya.
It does an equilibrium glide.
Maybe it's evolved from coming down from trees, and trying to control a glide.
We wondered, "Do they actually glide in nature?"
Even in the 70s audiences were a bit puzzled by this film, neither surf-ing movie nor surf movie, because George swims about on a children's zippy board, not a real surfboard.... it offset the tedious droning of George (occasionally so dry or droll that it was actually funny.. like almost setting himself on fire or falling over something) with a spectacular 'you are there' power glide through a wave that ran for 23 minutes all set to Pink Floyd music.
It had the potential to be quite thrilling, but doubtless due to the budget restrictions failed, and made one feel that a plane losing all engines was no big deal really, and you would safely glide down to a bit of a bumpy landing, but no real danger!
An infant could notice that a car doesn't glide along the road like a maglev train (unless its a Mercedes S500).
Only once a week are the monks aloud to talk when they go for a walk in the woods or glide in the snow during winter.
You also get Judy Dench ("M" from the Pierce Brosnan Bond movies) as something called an air elemental who can turn into some sort of foggy stuff and can glide (but not fly!) but who has really nothing at all to do with the story.
If not, it can be enjoyed simply for the color, sound, and simple human emotions and actions that glide over right and wrong.
Showing situations that would normally shock anyone, though the characters glide through these incredibly awkward scenarios with ease.
The script and pace of direction allow the cast to glitter and glide through the simple plot.
But to me there is as well a link to Jarmush's " Stranger than Paradise " from 1984 (more acting and dialogs but the same slow glide thru scenic black& white landscapes)
The Silver Fox of Dictatorship and DemocracyMOSCOW – Throughout his years in power, Eduard Shevardnadze was known as the “silver fox,” a man who seemed to glide effortlessly from leader of Soviet Georgia and Kremlin Politburo member to Mikhail Gorbachev’s reform-minded foreign minister, before reemerging as post-Soviet Georgia’s pro-Western president, ironically opposing Gorbachev.
Sometimes the risk entails the proverbial “revolving door” between government and business, through which personnel glide from senior private-sector jobs to top official posts and back again.
One day they found an ancient reptile with long ribs that enabled it to glide between trees.
Since the 1950s, industrialization has kept economies in Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe on a steady glide toward higher stages of development.
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