sonic barrier

The descending machine must have been close to the sonic barrier.

The sonic barrier that we erected around the camp has failed.

I've also instructed the remaining workers to construct a sonic barrier around the camp.

The Zero slid through the sonic barrier without a buffet or bump.

Instantly a pair of Masters restored the sonic barrier, but the procession did not move on.

Oh, a cunning little human, she thought-one of the sonic barrier posts.

Evidently the ice enclosure was a perfect sonic barrier.

Next time it was up to thirteen hundred, and he realized they had passed through the sonic barrier without even a shudder.

I, on the other hand, am willing to risk going outside the sonic barrier to get those bioscans.

The fighter sliced through the sonic barrier with only the barest jolt.

That was surprising, since the wands for a sonic barrier should be about the thickness and length of a little finger.

However, a sonic barrier now " "Run it around the ship outside your work field yes!"

Wilson's sonic barrier an invisible yet nerve-shattering wall of high-frequency impulses was in place around the ship.

The sound warned him: far above human audibility, translated by the earpieces, sonic barrier, directional.

The ship is docked outside the perimeter of the sonic barrier, so the shii had a clear path to them.

Two of the Masters hurried forward and thrust their hands through the sonic barrier within, offering aid to their monarch.

Ertoi relied still on its sonic barrier.

Several hundred acres were surrounded by the inconspicuous fence-rods of a sonic barrier to keep animals and wild sapients out.

The heavy jet slid through the sonic barrier and accelerated quickly: Mach 1.5, 1.7 ... 1.9.

The pressure wave, resulting from the breaking of the sonic barrier, would have caused the Convair to disintegrate in midair.

The F-14 slipped through the sonic barrier imperceptibly, its wings swept full aft, like a horse with its ears pinned back.

The jets flared and roared, and quickly faded into silence as the flagship, turning above the city, arrowing upward, passed the sonic barrier.

The Jaguar, already traveling at Mach .9, slammed through the sonic barrier, the shock wave raising spray in a straight line across the ocean's surface.

For him this was fast; for the car it was commuter's creep, as the machine had the capability to crack the sonic barrier on land, given running room.

After appreciating what it could do in a controlled run, he knew that it could crack the sonic barrier when snapped with force, just as a whip could.