Sentence examples similar to abroad air from inspiring English sources

Fifty-year-old Saudis can recall baked-mud hovels, with neither electricity nor running water, in which most of them were raised, but young Saudis today can barely imagine life without the Internet, cellular telephones, vacations abroad, air-conditioned suburban homes, sport utility vehicles and fancy shopping malls.

"She's guileless, and there's very much an innocent-abroad air she has".

But in 2008, after pitching himself to companies home and abroad, Swiss Air offered to cover Keshavan's travel expenses.

They are the "creative middle class," says Gregory Shvedov, editor-in-chief of a news portal reporting independently from the conflict-ridden Caucasus; the same folks who would join any anti-regime demonstrations unless they're busy vacationing abroad ("fresh air," I've heard them call it).

Electricity consumption has risen significantly over the past 10 years as Cubans who receive remittances from abroad kept air-conditioners whirring and private restaurants, bars and bed-and-breakfasts added refrigerators and heated food in toaster ovens.

Film series sponsors include India Abroad, Merrill Lynch, Bank of India, Air India and The Times's community affairs department.

In the early 1960s, when the MCC cricket team to Australia travelled by ship, just over half of visits abroad were by air, but this has now increased to nearly 80%.

Their half-truths and distortions, say their opponents, get an easy airing abroad.

(Chinen) Jacky Terrasson Trio (Thursday through Oct. 21) The ever-whimsical but always poised pianist Jacky Terrasson has a sharp new working trio, with Burniss Travis on bass and Justin Faulkner on drums, though so far the evidence has mainly been aired abroad: on the European summer-festival circuit, and on a studio album, "Gouache" (Decca), that doesn't yet have a United States release date.

Key people may be based in key markets abroad, a day's air travel away from the main office.

But it is one thing to trot out these phrases at home, another to air them abroad.