Sentence examples similar to air at work from inspiring English sources

Many of our soldiers coming back have not seen the air force at work; they saw only the bombers which escaped its protective attack.

In some countries, the rise in the disease can be attributed to the growing numbers of cigarette smokers combined with chronic exposure to toxic air pollutants at work or at home, or both.

"Stop the barrel bombing, establish a no-fly zone, arm the Kurds, get some forward air controllers at work there, build up the Free Syrian Army again and it's not too late.

Individual Latent Error Detection (I-LED) has been observed in naval air engineers at work where system-induced errors not detected at the time they occurred were later recalled by the individual who suffered the error at some point post-task completion.

If you have terrible reactions when you vacuum, an air cleaner at work right next to you would surely help; but so would a $2 face mask (for example, the 3M dust mask, available at drug stores).

Check out the new promo below for "The Jeff Probst Show," which premieres on September 10 on NBC, featuring the longtime host of CBS' "Survivor" celebrating the fact that he'll now have air conditioning at work.

Though only half an hour from Aspen, Woody Creek has an East Village-style irreverence, with motorcycle fumes in the air and artists at work in the mountains.

If you've ever watched air traffic controllers at work at a busy airport, you'll have some idea of the concentration and coordination it takes to call a Cirque show.

Tom Sinclair of Entertainment Weekly also noticed its "overall air of democracy at work" and noted that Destiny Fulfilled "often moves at a molasses-like pace, weighted down with a preponderance of exquisitely executed but ultimately dull ballads".

At a free open house on Saturday, you can sit on the front porch, watch plein-air landscape painters at work on the grounds and, if you can ignore the C-Town, Rite Aid, and gas station across the street, imagine yourself as a Dutch farmer in about 1800, looking out onto rolling hills, running streams and green pastures.

Along the way it has prompted some fairly involved discussions about numerous management topics, including many that just don't get much airing: domestic violence at work, corporate philanthropy, the troubles of older workers, underperforming performance reviews and the meaninglessness of the average mission statement.