Sentence examples for air kinds from inspiring English sources

The same timetable is likely to hold true for actions to curtail global warming, said Mr. Boehlert, one of a small but growing minority of Republican officials seeking limits on carbon dioxide along with other air kinds of air pollution.

As one participant put it, "The air kind of went out of the room".

"That will help bring some of the allergens out of the air, kind of sterilize the atmosphere a little bit".

Also in '69 there was that angst in the air, kind of like there is now, but I don't want to get into that because it ain't over and it's not my country".

Together with CPU's often being "fast enough" I would expect that the macbook air kind of formfactor becomes way more of a norm than it used to be.

"The air kind of got sucked out of the room, and you could hear murmuring.

It was all cheesy 'love is in the air' kind of romance, and I could not have asked for anything more.

TK: Well we're just kind of getting started on doing press and the buildup to the release in Spring, so we're going to do a radio tour and we're working up to acoustic versions to do on the air, kind of breaking them down to the simplest form--one guitar and just sing the song.

He twists Ms. Rio's body into shapes that waver and falter with a compelling, melting-into-the-air kind of laxity.

After trying to find joy everywhere from Memphis to New York City, Ms. LaVette, a ragged-voiced veteran soul singer, fades out with the pronouncement: "So I went to West Orange." Here, in West Orange, joy -- the hands-in-the-air kind that has eluded her for 44 long years, since she first started recording -- does not seem so out of reach.

There was a decision made not to air these kinds of stories".