They bring to these pieces what you might call an aerated energy.

And that, when placed in water or formaldehyde, aerated lungs would float.

Liquids: Beer, sparkling wine of all sorts and the sweet aerated drinks.

Wintering paddocks are being worked over and aerated in preparation for planting.

They are Brahmsian in manner, but in an attractively aerated way.

You can't even buy them a present without their getting aerated.'

The electric pumps would then cease to supply the brain-turrets with aerated blood.

The computer's always monitoring it, keeping the water aerated and checking all the filters.

A shallow box will be better aerated because it exposes much more surface area.

In aerated batch cultures grown on 400 g of glucose.

The production of aerated waters, for instance, is something extraordinary.

Overly aerated foam with big short-lived bubbles and lousy texture.

Their burrowing aerated the soil, and plant matter foraged from surrounding areas enriched it further.

In each case, the aerated booze was immediately apparent.

Taffies are often pulled to produce an aerated, finely crystalline, less dense, less chewy version.

Literally, like mist: the material was just barely short of transparent and seemed somehow aerated.