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jetting

[ US /ˈdʒɛtɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /d‍ʒˈɛtɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. propelled violently in a usually narrow stream

How To Use jetting In A Sentence

  • Much of this travel is businessmen and women jetting around the world to meetings.
  • flames were jetting out of the building
  • The firefighters are jetting streams of water at the burning house.
  • Life as a spy is all glamour - women, alcohol, jetting around the globe for two hours before finally thwarting the enemy in the last ten minutes.
  • Plastic interaction between the metal surfaces is especially pronounced when surface jetting occurs.
  • There's an enormous conference in Austria this week called Money, Happiness and Impatience, with the best and the brightest, and the World Bank, jetting in for the talkfest.
  • The six giant grey cattle thundered along the embankment, their nostrils jetting steam in the cold air of a Hungarian autumn morning.
  • See Republican critic after Republican critic blast these money-grubbing, greedy, lazy, freeloading moneybags who are offensively overpaid, get off work at a leisurely 2:30 in the afternoon, have three months of vacation, and can live off their fat pensions in high-life luxury retirement, jetting to Paris and Biarritz and drinking champagne cocktails while sucking the life out of the Real America. Robert J. Elisberg: Revealed: Who Actually Caused America's Financial Collapse
  • Due to the close proximity of the operculum and the pectoral fins, water jetting out of the operculum could affect flow over the pectoral fins, possibly changing locomotory efficiency.
  • Neither seemed to pay any attention to the licks of flame jetting from the angel's sword.
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