How to pronounce “aloft” in English

the airship sprang aloft a hundred feet or more."

They only keep these drones aloft for a couple of minutes.

We were on the first floor across from the Aloft Hotel, knew it was by John Varvatos, and then, the one person in our group who had been said, oh,

And we also were able to send Hermes up aloft on the mast, so he's about 80 feet above your head on the top of the rig as the god Hermes.

emissions are trapped in it conversion is hot air aloft and lower cool air from

there's no way that if that dinosaur flapped those wings that it could get aloft, that it could get the lift and the thrust those aerodynamic forces needed to stay in the air and move around the

I also interviewed colleagues that do things like balloon astronomy, where you'll send detectors aloft on giant research balloons, or even suborbital rocket

So all that was great, and they had worked out this pilot program with the Aloft Hotel in Cupertino.

Every time we get in an airplane we are trusting in the laws of physics to keep that plane aloft, whether we believe in

who must have been doing the best he could with the creature that was trying and failing to hold us aloft.

King: The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water signifying by divine providence

He's got red high tops on, he's holding aloft an AK-47 getting struck by lightning.

He carried a bugle aloft.

Well, suddenly by the summer, everyone in Essex County seems to be aloft.

But the bird, you see the wings flapping a third of the amount of time, and the bird hovering aloft.

These great carpets led from the terrace of the chateau to the center of the gardens where circular fountains sent aloft a towering plume of water.

humming bird-like, uh, aerial vehicle that flaps its wings and stays aloft.