Sentence examples for a growing air from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the deal was reached amid a growing air of stalemate and concern.

When Nadal served out to love for a two-set lead, there was a growing air of despondency in Murray's box, reflected by the player's downcast features.

Financial institutions can make money from card transactions and account maintenance, but cash, for all its ubiquity, has questionable returns and a growing air of obsolescence.

At the Romney campaign headquarters in Boston, his advisers exuded a palpable sense of relief and a growing air of confidence after surviving the first phase of artillery from Mr. Obama's team in Chicago.

The insipid Tom Hanks (as Robert Langdon) and prettily blank Audrey Tautou (as Sophie Neveu) blunder through the episodes with a growing air of bewilderment, as if they expected to be on the set of a different movie.

There was declining employment, a deteriorating dollar, ever-increasing evidence of a huge housing bust and a growing air of panic in financial markets as the credit crisis deepened.

Small children chased each other, laughed and leapt in the air in a growing atmosphere of excitement.

Given the increase in population and the growing air quality concerns in the city, this is a welcome development that must continue to spread.

Many health experts attribute the rise to growing air pollution.

"We will have to take tough measures to control growing air pollution, and fast," Ms. Nairain said.

Tumor cells were grown air exposed on top of a collagen-1 gel containing human primary dermal fibroblasts.