Sentence examples for air job from inspiring English sources

Supporters can highlight the potential benefits of cleaner air, job creation and cutting-edge technologies.

That means that now is the most important time to spread the word about this trade pact and demand transparency in these talks that will affect our food, water, air, jobs, and more.

Soon after, Mr. Lundy landed an off-air job at WHHM in Memphis.

Ultimately, this whole scheme is a finger-in-the-air job.

None have gone directly from the classroom to "a high-profile, on-air job" like Ms. Clinton's, Ms. Cooper said.

But people love a list, even if it's an unscientific, stick-a-finger-in-the-air job.

After she graduated from JMU in December 2012, she immediately got the on-air job in North Carolina.

Nathan B. Ball G, 23, an MIT graduate student, helped to design some of the show's challenges before he was tapped for an on-air job.

Getting Paid for Poking Fun Mary Scanlon equates her on-the-air job at the Top 40 radio station WKCI (101.3 FM) in Hamden to being in preschool.

Day laborers barred in January from gathering at an open-air job market congregated there on Saturday and demanded that the borough reopen the site.

CNN wouldn't give her a regular reporting slot, but she did get an on-air job on WTVJ, in Miami, and another on WRC, the NBC affiliate in Washington.