Sentence examples for Menacing air from inspiring English sources
But this section of Houston Street remained raw, with heavy vehicle traffic giving it a menacing air.
Wearing red-checked kaffiyehs and black leather jackets with guns jutting out underneath, the Awakening guards patrol the neighborhood with a casually menacing air.
The Bullring has lived up to its reputation as a raw, febrile venue and the thunderstorms that gather every afternoon add to the menacing air.
Tony Bellew, large smile plastered across his face, has a fierce, menacing air about him as he struts and dances his way to the ring.
It walked with a very confident and menacing air.
Through it all these opaque creatures projected a tired, menacing air: working-girl pugilistic ballerinas, slicing through a punishing grind.
The second rediscovered episode was part of The Underwater Menace, aired in 1967.
By casting against type (although admittedly Kelly's sunny image would only be fully formed in the next decade), Siodmak gives him something menacing, the air of reined-in violence and torment that Hitchcock would give attractive performers like James Stewart and Cary Grant.
CTS antennas must also meet the requirements in § 95.317 regarding menaces to air navigation.
"We will deal with this menace of air pollution and we will win the battle and there will be marked difference in the next two years".
Have authority to require the painting and/or illumination of radio towers if and when in its judgment such towers constitute, or there is a reasonable possibility that they may constitute, a menace to air navigation.
