Sentence examples for air a question from inspiring English sources

Her speech is sad and hopeful, and I wanted it to hang in the air – a question not an answer.

"But there is one question, bubbling like a 10-cent pot boiler in the dry Texas air, a question that a single slow news day has made impossible to ignore: Is George W. Bush actually reading any of these big brain-busters?

How did they ever let it get to $14 trillion, turning a man who could balance his own budget into someone with his hand in the air and a question for a congressman about his son?

"How did you clean your air?" is a question to which the Chinese prime minister will want concrete answers which he can implement back home.

In addition, new questions on participants' concerns about air pollution and a question to compare perceived levels of indoor and outdoor air pollution were included.

Channel 4's How Clean Is Your House will not air this year and a question mark hangs over the future of the cleaning makeover show.

With President Donald Trump's heated rhetoric in the air, critics say, a question about citizenship status on the 2020 U.S. census could scare immigrants and noncitizens away from filling out the once-a-decade household survey.

Whether Britain should join in the air strikes is a question I will leave to those better qualified, but we young French really do appreciate the solidarity of the British.

"Once it's crystal clear there is going to be that kind of show on air it becomes a question of whether you have your voice in it or not, on balance and in some ways with a bit of a heavy heart because I knew it would cause a distraction to the current colleagues, I thought it was better to have my voice in it than not, but it was a very difficult judgment".

The day before, I had appeared on NPR's "Fresh Air" and fielded a question about whether the Senate's bill allowed states to opt out of creating exchanges or the law's other insurance reforms.

Expelling air is therefore a question of allowing the diaphragm to relax in controlled, gradual manner.