Sentence examples for air capital from inspiring English sources

That celebration last February was supposed to confirm this city's enduring status as the "Air Capital of the World".

Part of the reason for my obsession is that I come from Wichita, Kan., the "air capital of the world".

In much of this work, suppressed forces pulse and flicker beneath the ground and within the air (capital, oil, energy, violence, state power, surveillance), waiting to erupt or to condense.

And here, where four of the five biggest employers in town are airplane manufacturers, where 70percentt of the country's general-aviation aircraft are built and where officials like to use the phrase "air capital of the world," the terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon have proved to be an assault on the local economy.

Even in the largest city (and, until recently with the construction of Naypyidaw out of thin air, capital) Yangon, people of South Asian descent from foreign aid workers to members of the Indo-Burmese Hindu community, have said that they are newly afraid at times if they fear they might be identified as (mistakenly or not) as Muslim.

The essays are overwhelming in the number and variety of the subjects addressed, ideas aired, capital letters employed, and systems invented to prove a small point.

With fear in the air, foreign capital is no longer pouring into China and some domestic investors are even taking capital out.

Houston, the fourth biggest city in the US, is proud to call itself the air conditioning capital of the world.

The questions raised in Illinois range far beyond one state and the chill air of capital litigation.

And so, in Erbil, in the weeks to come, American pilots will defend from the air a capital whose growing independence and wealth has loosened Iraq's seams, even while, in Baghdad, American diplomats will persist quixotically in an effort to stitch that same country together to confront ISIS.

Ulaanbaatar (UB), Mongolia is one of the most air polluted capital cities in the world, with ambient sulfide dioxide (SO2) and particulate matter (PM 10 and PM2.5 levels >23 times World Health Organization (WHO) standards in winter [ 25].