Sentence examples for air offers from inspiring English sources
The domestic budget airline Allegiant Air offers four daily flights to Florida and South Carolina.
This reduces drag, because air offers far less resistance than water.As the ship moves forward, the layer of air slides back and out from under the hull.
The restaurant, some six hundred and seventy feet in the air, offers "breathtaking" views of the city, and it rotates slowly while you eat.
Though still requiring more research and development, direct air capture, a technology that extracts CO2 from ambient air, offers reason for optimism.
(Oman Air offers in-flight Wi-Fi for $10 to $30, depending on how much data you use, or $5 for online chatting, and Air Canada offers Gogo wireless service on two flights).
An oily tang in the air offers a clue: this cheerful place is the site of an environmental disaster caused by Soviet forces.The occupiers left some 7,000 tonnes of kerosene in the soil around the airbase from where it began draining into a nearby river.
But in 2008, after pitching himself to companies home and abroad, Swiss Air offered to cover Keshavan's travel expenses.
Near the end of the 15th century, Leonardo da Vinci observed that air offered resistance to the movement of a solid object and attributed this resistance to compressibility effects.
Yet Kerrigan's vision, though it noted the melancholy in the air, offered little in the way of thoughtful analysis of the scene and its legacy.
Eventually, researchers realized that these pockets of ancient air offered a chronological record of atmospheric conditions stretching back hundreds of thousands of years.
I can only hope that voters will take the time to read what the scientists are saying and see through the hot air offered by those politicians who deny global warming and deny the urgency of the situation.
