Use "fan" in a sentence

1. Three hours later, Chief Evelyn Horcheese sat strapped into the command chair with 184 control conduits fanning out from the interface ports at her shoulders and pelvis

2. Nlara obviously didn't want to chat, what was there left to say after the centuries they'd shared? Having Kalaz and Dencah back, along with Gardir, was fanning the current flare-up in her addiction to the hormone high

3. More does, perhaps, in Great Britain than in any other country, though even there the great stocks which are in some places employed in farming, have generally been acquired by fanning, the trade, perhaps, in which, of all others, stock is commonly acquired most slowly

4. “Anything would be a blessing,” I said, fanning my face with my hand

5. He was tired, though Arawn was gaining strength from the ki’mera that continued to flow into Adem’s chest and his sheathed sword, mostly fanning around the hilt

6. There were others in the corridors, some headed aft, towards engineering, others fanning out

7. activists fanning the flames of racial grievance(s) for their own political reasons indicated elsewhere above

8. (Read: Conservative Blacks!) Although it is not my intention to marginalize the organization‘s historical importance (or value) for peoples of color, its neo-radical, oftentimes racist agenda has long abandoned its intended purpose of advancing civil rights and equal opportunity in favor of consolidating a political power base in a manner that incorrectly defines the ―needs‖ of its ―constituents‖ by propagating the meanest forms of race-baiting that (otherwise) serve to advance political ambition by fanning artificial expectations that have lost much of their historical relevancy

9. He laughed, taking a big bite, then fanning his hand in front of his mouth when it burnt his tongue

10. She blew out air, fanning her face

11. ignored the hash, fanning out

12. “Oh my,” Al’s mother says, fanning her face with her hand

13. She placed herself in a floating like position, her wings fanning rhythmically above the storage cell

14. "I have found out what your ghost was," she said, with a grim smile, sitting down on a rocker and fanning herself

15. that his growing army of admirers were all staring in his direction and not paying an ounce of interest to their partner’s conversation, some were even fanning themselves with the menu card

16. I felt his breath fanning across my cheek

17. ” She added fanning herself

18. The force com�mander, an older lieutenant colonel with squint lines fanning from his eyes, told the assembled pilots that today's force of 16 Thuds, four flights of four, was going against the rail yards outside of the Thai Nguyen steel mill

19. Fanning, President of the Navy League of the United States

20. Fanning asserted the Coast Guard response was

21. National NLUS President Fanning credited the Coast Guard with being the primary federal agency for maritime law enforcement and security, and said the naval service was chronically under staffed and underfunded, given its responsibility over “25,000 miles of coastline to patrol, 350 ports,” and thousands of “foreign flag ships, many of them carrying hazardous materials,” some of which come ”from countries identified by the U

22. ” (Fanning, “Unanswered Questions,” Sea Power, August 2002, p

23. fanning out in strange patterns that the downpour was grating

24. shade of the trees, their leaves fanning out to catch the little bit

25. from the backseats, fanning themselves while weak with laugher from their first experience in

26. Several officers burst out of the security office fanning out as they approached Mark

27. In the top of the gathering an oldster with raised fists and the missed expression of madness, was fanning the long and black sleeves of her blouse as a raven on the verge of detaching in flight

28. I galloped up to a soft hill filled with golden ears, which in the distance was fanning its sprouts to the insistence of the wind

29. My respiration paralyzed when I saw that Zoroastro, of a kick, was throwing Mariana towards the black cloud; I followed her with the look, while, lifted, the force of the wind was swinging her hair; she was fanning the arms in an effort to move away from the thundercloud

30. Rory had removed the fainting man"s shirt and was fanning him with it

31. Silently they set off across the stream and into the depths of the National Park, fanning out, but keeping in sight of each other, carefully avoiding trampling and disturbing

32. She had maidens fanning her as the elephant carried her through the hot roadways

33. “Yeah, unthinkable,” Angela mumbled, still fanning herself with the documents

34. Carefully he took it up and blew upon it, fanning it into flame again

35. This creeping chain of cars into the fanning out

36. “The Rakai is fine, everyone,” Telkit said to the crowd, fanning his hands down to suppress the commotion

37. When she went into the bedroom she found Petronila Iguarán there with the bothersome crinolines and the beaded jacket that she put on for formal visits, and she found Tran-quilina Maria Miniata Alacoque Buendía, her grand-mother, fanning herself with a peacock feather in her in-valid’s rocking chair, and her great-grandfather Aure-liano Arcadio Buendía, with his imitation dolman of the viceregal guard, and Aureliano Iguarán, her father, who had invented a prayer to make the worms shrivel up and drop off cows, and her timid mother, and her cousin with the pig’s tail, and José Arcadio Buendía, and her dead sons, all sitting in chairs lined up against the wall as if it were a wake and not a visit

38. Mystics of the Christian Tradition by Steven Fanning

39. * Mystics of the Christian Tradition, by Steven Fanning

40. Mystics of the Christian Tradition, by Steven Fanning

41. gazed longingly back to camp, fanning her pink face with both hands

42. fanning the inside air out

43. ” Scenes played through his mind, scenes of the trolls being afraid of this Horror, and he, Brumvack, cynically fanning those fears

44. I was fanning myself with a book and a magazine covers in order to cool down from the burning hot temperature

45. small in comparison to the bank of cirrus clouds fanning out over the

46. Oh, my,” she said, fanning herself comically

47. ’’ Said Queen Anne, who was fanning herself to chase the emotion that the ferocious show given by Nancy had brought her

48. The desire to feed had grown overwhelming, and he had not been vampire long enough to learn how to control his urges, not with the looming Destiratu fanning his need for blood

49. He started across the lot, head lowered against the wind-driven snow, and remembered when he, Connie, and the boys would spend hours in their backyard during snowstorms, plopping themselves onto the snow and fanning out snow angels, rolling up gigantic bottoms and abdomens and heads of snow for snowmen, stockpiling snow balls for their epic battles (David and Josh against Connie and Julian), and lying in their red plastic sleds while gazing up at the snow falling into their eyes, ending the snowy days by cooking hotdogs on the outside fireplace and making s’mores in semi-darkness, the light reflected off the snow from the fire and the moonlight providing all the illumination they needed

50. The imminent darkness dims the flicker of hope his heart was fanning just moments ago

51. the fire that she was fanning

52. The thought that there are people at this moment sitting under palm-trees or in the shadow of pyramids fanning themselves with their handkerchiefs while I am in my clammy room--the house gets clammy, I find, in persistent wet weather--not liking to light a lamp because it is only three o'clock, and yet hardly able to see because of the streaming panes and driving mist, the thought of these happy people makes me restive

53. “Whew!” she said, turning towards Hannah and fanning herself with her hand

54. “That’s only because it’s so hot out here,” I said, fanning myself

55. The Shepard – if that's what he was – found the pistol his hand had been fanning for seemed to have appeared in another man's grip; a hand attached to a crazed Irishman wearing nothing but a pair of long johns, having a small black Jack Russell of some kind tucked firmly to his hip

56. bed, her thick brown hair fanning out around her face as she raised the pinky ring to her

57. But Ingeborg one afternoon, walking longer than usual, facing the hot sun and the flies and sand of the road beyond the village to see where it led to instead of, as she generally did, exploring footpaths in the forest, came after much heat and exertion to a thicket of trees that were not firs or pines but green cool things, oaks, and acacias and silver birches, and going through them along a grass-grown road fanning herself with her hat as she walked in the pleasant shade, found herself stopped by a white gate, a notice telling her she was not to advance further, and a garden

58. He shimmed his shoulders like a peacock fanning its feathers

59. The so-called politicians are gearing up for a real hullabaloo in Legco and the media is fanning the flames as they always do

60. “Whew!” she said, turning toward Hannah and fanning herself with her hand

61. leaves and fanning him while a nude woman was caressing and

62. It was a favorite game played by 14th century homosexual monks who lived in secluded monasteries because these poisoned perversions of human beings, these sexual perverts, these sodomizers were the closest European culture of the pederasty and buggery practiced by the ancient Greeks: and these undead filthy Greek and Roman entities tried to recreate a part of their ancient way of life; by fanning the flames of secret hidden hate, in a ritualized game where the hatred was hidden under the palm of one’s hand in a secrecy of secret homosexual perverts where nobody could see them practicing their filthy bestial acts

63. fanning themselves with the convocation brochures

64. still more and they were soon moving toward her again, fanning out to surround her as they approached

65. „Not any more,' I said fanning the air with a closed hand and it took the

66. "Laurie, I want you to do me a favor, will you?' said Meg, as he stood fanning her when her breath gave out, which it did very soon though she would not own why

67. Henchy, "only Fanning has such a

68. Fanning, the registration agent and mayor maker of the city, who was sitting immediately under the pulpit beside one of the newly elected councillors of the ward

69. ZOE: (Fanning herself with the grate fan) I'm melting!

70. , more than seventy-five thousand people lined both banks of the river, sitting on beaches, standing on docks, perched on roofs, bluffs, and palisades along the racecourse, sipping lemonade and fanning themselves with copies of the program

71. The grandstands at the finish line slowly filled with people fanning themselves with their programs—men in fedoras and Panama hats, women in flat-brimmed hats perched on their heads at jaunty angles

72. Annette cornered a prosecutor, a man she hurriedly introduced to her intern as Richard, and said they represented Phoebe Fanning, who would be filing for a divorce as soon as possible

73. When the judge called Randy Fanning to the bench, Annette sent a text message to Phoebe, who was sitting in her car outside the courthouse

74. Richard, for the prosecution, dwelt on the gravity of the charges and the real possibility of a lengthy jail term for Fanning

75. “We represent Phoebe Fanning, whose divorce we’ll be filing within the next ten minutes

76. Samantha, still safely in the audience, watched as Randy Fanning glared at his wife

77. “I’m glad to hear that because I keep thinking about Phoebe Fanning, with her busted face and kids hidden with a relative, and a goon for a husband who’ll probably kill her when he gets out

78. At two that afternoon, Samantha was sitting in the main courtroom of the Noland County Courthouse patting the knee of a terrified Phoebe Fanning

79. Once again, Randy Fanning was driven over with his escort and entered the courtroom looking even rougher than he had two days earlier

80. Fanning? You may remain seated

81. The morning’s second crisis erupted minutes later when Phoebe Fanning arrived unannounced with her husband, Randy, and informed Annette she was dropping her divorce

82. Randy Fanning had been out of jail for three days and was only slightly more presentable absent the orange county jumpsuit

83. They talked about the Bookers, Phoebe Fanning, and poor Mrs

84. Phoebe and Randy Fanning are in jail, got busted Saturday with a truckload of meth

85. the drawing room, sedate in dark silks as they sat fanning themselves and talking of Through the open French windows, she caught glimpses of the older women seated in babies and sicknesses and who had married whom and why

86. The nurse had left off fanning, and was dozing

87. years, one being well along in its second century and the other entering its third, and in her young eyes they had always seemed like aged grandmothers fanning themselves placidly in the sun

88. voice, fanning herself languidly as if neither this nor anything else mattered very much

89. He picked up her black fan from the counter and began fanning her solicitously, too solicitously, his face grave but his eyes still dancing

90. Scarlett sat quietly on the stool fanning herself, not daring to look up, wishing Captain “Your husband has been dead long?”

91. There was endless cooking and lifting and turning and fanning, endless hours of washing and rerolling bandages and picking lint, and endless warm nights made sleepless by the babbling delirium of men in the next room

92. Then a hubbub ensued, Archie picking her up, India running to the kitchen for over and over: “Now you’ve done it! Now you’ve done it!” water, Pitty and Scarlett fanning her and slapping her wrists, while Hugh Elsing shouted

93. The whole police building back there is emptying itself into Lower Manhattan, fanning out to do God knows what

94. He found Egg sitting on the horse trough, soaking his feet in the water and fanning his face with his big floppy hat

95. A row of serving girls were fanning them, yet Lord Butterwell’s damask tunic was stained beneath the arms, and his lady’s hair was limp from perspiration