Sentence examples for a true air from inspiring English sources
But with the arrival of the world's first JEAN-MICHEL CAZABAT store, one corner of this crowded retail corridor has a true air of Gallic authenticity.
On Nov. 30, a true air bridge began, linking downtown airports and cutting hotel-to-hotel travel time to as little as four hours.
"But perhaps most impressive of all," he wrote, was "the accomplishment for the first time in military history of a true air mobility on the battlefield".
To be a true air burst with no local fallout, the Trinity height-of-burst needed to be 580 feet.
Indeed, planes following altitudes referenced to the standard atmosphere collectively and continuously adjust their degree of wrongness — gently climbing or descending in a collective, school-of-fish-like movement as the true air pressure below changes with time and location.
When no measurements of air quality are available, we can expect predictions by a simple distance-decay model to have poor agreement with true air quality (M2).
A novel approach of TAS model development is implemented to generate true air speed data in the absence of TAS sensor.
This show breathes the true air of the 60s.
This corresponds to true air space opacification caused by alveoli filled with pus (Fig. 6).
To be clear, true air rage is actually quite rare.
It's true air travel can be frustrating, annoying and downright uncomfortable but hate is a strong word.
