Glide example sentences

Related (12): slide, slip, drift, float, soar, smooth, gliding, glided, graceful, seamless, flowing, skating

"Glide" Example Sentences

  1. The figure skater began to glide across the ice with perfect balance.
  2. Honestly, watching her glide through the crowd like she owned the place was kind of impressive.
  3. He could glide down the hallway without making a sound — it was almost creepy.
  4. The canoe started to glide downstream, and suddenly everything felt peaceful.
  5. She told me to just glide past the awkward moment and pretend it never happened.
  6. When you learn to glide on skates, everything changes — you feel free.
  7. The way he'd glide his fingers across the piano keys made the whole room go quiet.
  8. I watched the eagle glide overhead without flapping its wings once.
  9. After months of practice, I finally learned to glide on my skateboard without falling.
  10. The dancers seemed to glide rather than walk — it was mesmerizing.
  11. Can you believe how smoothly the new software lets you glide between screens?
  12. She'd glide in late to every meeting, and nobody ever said anything about it.
  13. The boat began to glide through the water so silently we could hear each other breathe.
  14. Why does he always glide through life without dealing with his problems?
  15. The ice felt perfect — I could glide for hours without getting tired.
  16. Glide your hand along the edge and you'll feel where it's rough.
  17. Most people don't realize how much energy it takes to glide that effortlessly.
  18. The way she'd glide into a room made everyone stop and look.
  19. After the argument, he just seemed to glide away without saying goodbye.
  20. The puck began to glide across the frozen lake toward the far shore.
  21. I'm so tired of watching him glide through his responsibilities.
  22. The silk fabric would glide through your fingers like water.
  23. She learned to glide on roller skates at summer camp last year.
  24. The plane seemed to glide down toward the runway with barely any engine noise.
  25. He'd glide his thumb over the screen to unlock his phone — such a simple gesture.
  26. When you're exhausted, even walking feels hard; glide isn't an option.
  27. The swan began to glide across the pond, leaving barely a ripple behind.
  28. Did you see how smoothly the new train could glide along the tracks?
  29. I wish I could glide through life the way she does — nothing ever bothers her.
  30. The skier learned to glide down the slope instead of fighting against it.

Common Phrases

  1. glide across
  2. glide through
  3. glide over
  4. glide along
  5. glide smoothly
  6. glide effortlessly
  7. glide down
  8. glide past
  9. glide away
  10. glide on

Examples by Level

A1
  1. The bird can glide in the sky.
  2. She learn to glide on ice.
A2
  1. The skater began to glide across the frozen pond without falling.
  2. He watched the sailboat glide smoothly through the water.
B1
  1. Once you learn to glide on skates, you realize how much easier it is than walking.
  2. The way she'd glide through conversations made everyone feel comfortable around her.
B2
  1. He seemed to glide through his entire career without ever facing real consequences for anything.
  2. The dancers moved so fluidly they appeared to glide rather than step across the stage.
C1
  1. What we perceive as effortless grace often masks years of practice — she'd learned to glide through life's obstacles with a precision most people never achieve.
  2. The transition between movements was so seamless that the performer seemed to glide between one emotional register and another without ever breaking character.
C2
  1. There's a particular kind of privilege in being able to glide through systems designed to exclude others — a privilege most people never acknowledge because they've never had to.
  2. She possessed that rare quality of being able to glide between worlds, never fully belonging to any of them, yet never entirely excluded from any either.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My kid watched the ice skater glide across the rink and decided that's what she wants to do with her life now.
  2. The neighbor's cat somehow managed to glide across the hardwood floor without making a single sound.
💼 Workplace
  1. He has this annoying habit of showing up late and then trying to glide past it like nobody noticed.
  2. The new manager seemed to glide through the office reorganization without upsetting anyone — honestly impressive.
📊 Business
  1. The luxury brand's marketing strategy was to let their products glide into the market without aggressive advertising.
  2. Our competitor managed to glide into the premium segment by focusing on quality over price.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. The shopping cart wheels were so smooth it felt like the whole thing could glide on its own.
  2. I watched the salesman glide past the defect in the product like it wasn't even there.
✈️ Travel
  1. The train seemed to glide through the countryside so smoothly that half the passengers didn't even realize we'd left the station.
  2. Traveling by boat let us glide past all the traffic and stress of the highway.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher explained how ice skaters glide by reducing friction between the blade and the ice.
  2. My son's reading level improved once he learned to glide over difficult words instead of stopping on every one.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We used to glide through arguments without ever really solving anything — that's probably why we broke up.
  2. She had this way of making you feel safe, like you could glide through your worst fears with her beside you.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The politician tried to glide past the scandal by changing the subject at every press conference.
  2. The investigation revealed how the company managed to glide through regulatory oversight for years.
💻 Technology
  1. The new interface lets you glide between apps so smoothly you barely notice the transitions.
  2. The AI algorithm was designed to glide through massive datasets without slowing down.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The study demonstrated that objects with reduced surface friction tend to glide more efficiently across horizontal planes.
  2. Proper technique allows the athlete to glide through the water with minimal energy expenditure.

Recently Searched

  › Recurrere
  › Whinger
  › Glide
  › Majorettes
  › Rupture
  › Violinette
  › Tropical
  › Milestone
  › Anticipé
  › Flatpress
  › Sambal
  › Middle
  › Unclipped
  › Roll
  › Dialed
  › Astigmatisms [əˈstiɡməˌtizəm]
  › Barn
  › Warships
  › Sky
  › Cackled
  › Boosting
  › Customs

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z