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Sentence Examples For this treatment, you will wear a mask over your nose during sleep that blows air into your throat at a pressure level that is right for you. As we drove up the road with its hairpin curves to Mukkali, the air was dry and the surrounding hills looked desolate. He fired once into the air, and then a second time, hitting James in the arm. Suddenly a figure formed and it was like a floating mass, air shaped like a body. I did say it would curtail my daytime internet surfing, adopting the air of a martyr to the communal good. Once outside in the warm desert air, walking home, she tried to remember if the manager called her a stinking shoe or a Zapatista. A mask connected to a small air supply had been strapped harshly over her face. Birds filled the air with their song while butterflies danced amongst the wild flowers. At first he was repelled by the air of luxury and corruption, but then enjoyed it. Everyone else, besides Ko and Nick, breathed in the air and guffawed repellently. The fan is powered and configured with the exterior of the filter body to aid in drawing air through the filter media of the mask. Wearing hats for too long makes hair oily and produces scurf while the air conditioning makes the hair lose moisture. Wear a protective mask, covering nose and mouth, to decrease the percentage of polluted air breathed. As a result, there is much less interaction between the lower troposphere air masses of the polar regions and middle latitudes. If the air is dirty, there must be a missing scrubber on a smokestack or a drainpipe that needs a filter. As we came into town, dust sprinkling the air with the ashes of the day, his windows burned high on the scrubby hillside. She breathed in the fresh air, untainted by the smell of bat guano, and began following the trail she had marked earlier with hair scrunchies. Rent a power rake and coring machine to remove thatch and improve air and water circulation around roots of Bermuda grass. The last I heard was that it would be July, but I doubt that we will see it going to air by July. Coloured in the five hues of the Olympic rings, the mascots also represent the sea, forests, fire, earth and air. Show More Sentences It seemed to be mid autumn, and golden leaves flew through the air as she scuffled along. You fill it from a scuba tank, and then shoot dozens or even hundreds of shots before refilling with air. The air was filled with the smell of yummy food and a slight sniff of alcohol. This means the warm air can be forced totally off the ground and this is called an occluded front. Now, we all know, amigos, that that's one of the seven dirty words you can't say on the air. Shooters can fill the compressed air tank from either a standard scuba tank or from a high-pressure hand pump. Jackson shrugs his shoulders and waves his fingers in the air in a wild, gesticulating, heavily theatrical manner. It also suggests that dogs should drink plenty of water during a long journey, and have regular stops for fresh air. Given it's Farnborough a few miles thataway, I'm guessing it was something do with the air show. Thus animals able to develop in shallow bodies of water are to some extent buffered against the lower air temperature characteristic of high latitudes. Even to its critics, marriage equality seemed to be taking on the air of inevitability. An infant too young to have received his first round of shots gasps for air after having been infected with pertussis. However, Martians dislike this air, earth's air, because it causes aging. He does so with an air of martyrdom about him, the selfish man. Aerate in the fall to help break up compacted soil and remove excess thatch, allowing fertilizer nutrients, sunlight and air to infiltrate the soil. On the top floor, the dragon is in the air, with writhing translucent light-filled ceilings and walls curvaceously sculpted to make benches, cupboards and seats. After surgery oxygen-enriched air can be provided via a mask. For this treatment, a patient will wear a mask over their nose during sleep that blows air into their throat at a pressure level that is right for them. Oil spills, petrochemical pollution, DDT, and toxic defoliants have rendered this appendix on the Caspian Sea's air, soil, and water almost beyond repair. Furthermore, the analyst must not only understand these subjects within the context of ground operations but also as they relate to air and amphibious operations. Show More Sentences Sometimes there's a thing in the air, an ineffable thing, that just makes it all work. When these compounds reach upper latitudes and colder temperatures, they precipitate from the air and tend to stay trapped in whatever material they settle in. Drum-Floc can be mixed in a closed basin by mixing with an air sparger line or circulation pump, followed by pump or vacuum removal of solids. Our clean air, water and soil are the foundation from which everything is built' says Roody Rasmussen, senior vice president. Even the base-grade S models come with air conditioning, cruise control with speed limiter and dusk-sensing automatic lights. A FORMER British air defence expert has been murdered in a seedy rooming house in central Bangkok. This range of products includes pneumatic timers used to delay the air signal coming in or out of an air component. Ryanair yesterdaywarned the European Commission ruling over its use of Charleroi Airport in Belgium would drive up the cost of air fares. Defence sources told this news agency that air defence system had been named SPADA and Pakistan had acquired it from Italy. Later, bedrolls are arranged in the open air to create a truly unique experience of complete serenity. The yolk was on the self-centred air steward when bedsit residents Emma and Michelle decided to take a messy revenge onhim for insulting them. The earthy smell of fresh grass fills the air in late afternoon. In addition to factory-made paper mulches, there are woven, nonwoven, and perforated plastics that let air and water in but block light. I wish the manufacturers of these powerful fireworks would supply us with tin hats and air raid shelters. What I would love to know is how you manage to hold your nose so high when the air that surrounds you reeks of chauvinistic racism. A blue tarpaulin shot through the air in downtown Charlotte Amalie, followed by two pieces of lumber, as Bertha turned someone's temporary roof into lethal projectiles. In other words, nitrogen sparges the water to remove any dissolved oxygen and C02, and humid air in the head space is replaced by pure, inert nitrogen. The eight-episode show, due to air next year, will follow Li-Lo as she works to rebuild her career following years of legal and personal problems. The Greek jets had taken off from Limnos, Kastellion air bases, it said. Inside there is a new look to the dashboard and while the air con system controls are very user-friendly most other functions are called up via a rotary dial. Examples from Classical Literature Three days' exposure to the dusty air suffices to render them muddy, fetid, and swarming with infusorial life. They galloped, trumpeting, the clean air and merry sunshine going to their heads in the most inebriating fashion. Something extraordinary rent the air, dominating with its stridor the confused sounds of night. Okiok was gazing at him, however, with an air of the most infantine simplicity and deference. He used to hang little clay figures up by strings attached to his ceiling, that he might get the effect of them high in air. All was in order, and the air was deliciously cool and fragrant, infilled with some rare and delicate odor. In chronic diseases, especially those of the lungs, where there is no inflammation, a change of air is much to be recommended. Yet there was a nameless air of preparation in the room, as if it were strung up for an occasion. The proud warriors, despising any menial employment, strutted about with lordly air. An abundance of pure air is also a valuable factor in preventing the establishment of the strumous diathesis. What a joy it was to get away from stuffy courts of justice into the pure Warwickshire air. We stayed long after both of us had begun to notice the stuffiness of the air. After the stuffiness of my cabin, however, the pure air was vastly refreshing. They left the room with the lights against the wall, and the firelight giving it a faux air of warmth and inhabitation. With every inhalation he choked, filling his mouth and nostrils more with dust than with air. There was something in this air which gave the inhaler the certainty of victory, the courage of battle and of unassailable youth. Laden with perfume was the air, of jessamine, of styrax, of roses heavy in the breathless evening glow. The inner tube was open, so that air could reach the inner surface of the wick as well as the outer surface. There is no longer any danger in subjecting them to the air for many hours. They form an agreeable contrast to the chaos of oppressive learning of the time, and have an insinuative air about them. Show More Sentences Her father listened to her, sipping his Dubonnet with an air of intense satisfaction. When the molecules of air next your ear receive the push they in turn push against your eardrum. There was no speckle of light to classify and ignore, no susurrus of air molecules raining against the eardrum. After it has stood a proper time to settle, the pure honey is poured into earthen jars, tied down close to exclude the air. The spring air in Green River had been full of sweet moisture and earthiness from these steaming meadow-lands. Then the tube, like an ear trumpet, throws all the air vibrations in one direction, so that you hear the sound easily. And even as they eased him down upon the blankets his snores were rising on the frosty air. Wafts of the outer air began to freshen the stuffiness of the little room. Brandes rose with an air almost jocular and smote stull upon the back. The package includes a two-night hotel stay in Brussels, two nights in any of the chateaux, air fare and car rental. As soon as the fresh air reached Ingrid, she opened her eyes. So do the adjacent molecules of air and so does the eardrum of a listener. She envied the older woman's air of authority, her easiness of manner. Australian air passengers may soon find themselves on the same flight as mining billionaire Nathan Tinkler. All about the air swam with pleasant, heated, drowsy, earthy odors. I ingraft, I raise heavy bodies above the clouds, and guide my course over ocean and through air. Ingmar Ingmarson went up to the girl, took one of the whisks, and swung it in the air. But often beneath an air of innocency, crime found a resting place. High and low, the innumerous hum of insects vibrated on the air. If it stands still in the air its planes are inoperative, and it falls. Show More Sentences Duncan assumed the inquisitorial air his chief had in a marked degree. Each snipping off is of course followed by an inrush of air. Shopland smiled, inscrutably yet with the air of one vastly pleased. So they rose into the air and disappeared in an easterly direction. You air in the inside track, and you ought to know what to call it. These people are easeful in their actions, make as few moves as possible and thereby lend an air of restfulness wherever they go. The young man was in the air as inescapably as if he were the measles. But once the irrational has been introduced and an air of likelihood imparted to it, we must accept it in spite of the absurdity. He had all the air of one who has been grossly and inexcusably deceived. Among the metals permanent in the air, 17 are ductile and 16 are brittle. The air was dry like the summer we spent at a dude ranch in Arizona. Smilax had opened our duffle and hung out several things to air. Its stridency and the tang of fresh sawdust strike sharp across the air fragrant with fern. There seemed no limit to what might be done and enjoyed in that inexhaustibly renovating air. The air was very still, there was no breeze, but the match was ineffective. Th' funny part o' it is, th' dumber they air th' more they chatter. Every duppy walks two feet above the ground, floating in the air. As the sea covers up their mudflat feeding grounds, the flocks are forced into the air to perform spectacular aerial displays. It is not oxidized either by air or water, and is infusible. There was a colony of rooks in the great elms, and they filled the air with melancholy cries. Show More Sentences Grayne, who stood staring after him, soon saw his tall, loose figure, returning, restored to all its normal limpness and air of leisure. The accused, who was being mentally hanged, beheaded, and quartered, by everybody there, neither flinched from the situation, nor assumed any theatrical air in it. Below the boughs the air was full of a purple twilight and far ahead a glimpse of painted sunset sky shone like a great rose window at the end of a cathedral aisle. The tinkles of sleigh bells among the snowy hills came like elfin chimes through the frosty air, but their music was not sweeter than the song in Anne's heart and on her lips. At the end of a passage leading from the quarter-deck there was a long saloon, its sumptuosity slightly tarnished perhaps, but having a grand air of roominess and comfort. Here am I, made from an old bedquilt and intended to be a slave to Margolotte, rendered free as air by an accident that none of you could foresee. There was the hum of bees, and the musky odor of pinks filled the air. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of air? Words that rhyme with air What is the past tense of air? What is the plural of air? What is the adverb for air? What is the adjective for air? What is the noun for air? Translations for air Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words aioli Ainu Aintree aintree ain't aint AirAsia airbag airbags airball airbase airbnb 3-letter Words Starting With a ai