The phrase "a comfortable air" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an atmosphere or environment that feels relaxed and pleasant.
Example: "The living room had a comfortable air, making it the perfect place to unwind after a long day."
Alternatives: "a cozy atmosphere" or "a relaxed vibe".
But fans like Mr. Montgomery have nothing but disdain for those who give up the infield for a comfortable, air-conditioned perch well above the track.
If you plan to sleep in a tent, get a nice, comfortable air mattress with a pump that will blow it up for you.
The bus, a reasonably comfortable air-conditioned model with a Mercedes engine, is operated by a regional company called ADO (pronounced ah-day-oh, for Autobuses de Oriente), whose number in Oaxaca is (52-951) 515-1703; it's probably easiest and best to check the latest schedules and fares in person at the station.
My family owned a comfortable car with air conditioning and a radio, and the experience of commercial flight was much like today but without the long security lines," he recalled.
The conservative activist also noted that women do not deserve equal pay because they "work fewer hours per day, per week, per year" and "place a much higher value on pleasant working conditions: a clean, comfortable, air-conditioned office with congenial co-workers".
This seafood restaurant with the comfortable air of a neighborhood place has a covered outdoor area off the avenue.
Aquagrill has the comfortable air of a neighborhood place.
My family owned a comfortable car with air-conditioning and a radio, and the experience of commercial flight was much like today but without the long security lines.
But now she wore the comfortable clothes and comfortable air of someone who has left her day job forever.
"He was thinking of large, comfortable air cruisers, which would be ecological, economical and very fun to be on with swimming pools and gyms in the air," said Mr. Béhar.
