Sentence examples for air make up from inspiring English sources

Tiny Trawangan and its more relaxed sisters, Meno and Air, make up the Gili Islands, an archipelago in Indonesia's Bali Sea that lies just off the coast of Lombok and is reachable only by boat.

What's to love: Bright blue icebergs, soaring mountains, and crisp fresh air make up one of the most spectacular sites in the Southern Hemisphere.

Nitrogen is present in vast quantities in the air, making up about 78 percent of the atmosphere.

A small forest of arms shot into the air, making up what Mr. Hardin said was a majority of the 106-member pool.

Cold air makes up the core, digging under the warmer air mass and lifting it until it forms clouds and rain along a front.

Although weather maps tend to show sideways winds, the air making up those winds is all rising and falling as it travels around the Earth.

True NYC OGs were rampant within the four stacks at this offput hideaway and at night the surrounding lit-up trees emitted some seriously organic attitudes through the air, making up for the fact this stage was directly in front of the disgusting bathrooms.

The six combinations of flooded and locally ducted air distribution make up the vast majority of all installations, except fully ducted air distribution methods.

They have conquered land, sea and air, and make up over three-fourths of all currently known living and fossil organisms, or over one million species in all.

Why should bits traveling through the air that make up a phone call cost a consumer more than bits that make up a map, an email or a video clip?

One telling image from the book: Roosevelt would sit up in bed every morning in 1933, stick a finger in the air and make up a gold price for the day.