Sentence examples for air often from inspiring English sources

Residents say the air often smells toxic.

He wanted key supporters on the air often.

Warm, dry, subtropical-continental air often brings pleasant days in late summer and autumn.

The carbon dioxide content of most natural waters is low compared with air, often almost nil.

That's many hours of walking in the thin air, often for little reward.

The rude shock of fresh air often makes these coddled beauties drop some of their flowers.

Fox Sports has regularly acted as an incubator and when their telecasts generate large numbers, as the Big Bash did, free-to-air often circles.

It needs breathing room for the executives, game developers and engineers who currently double and triple up in windowless offices in Bel-Air, often working at desks set up in the middle of cluttered, shadowy corridors.

The cast of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" often gets asked about the prospect of reviving the iconic '90s sitcom.

Due to his height, positioning, and physical characteristics, Xabi Alonso is also effective in the air, often contributing with headed goals from set pieces when advancing into more offensive positions.

Attempts to use complex chemistry and transport in direct numerical simulations (DNS) of premixed combustion (even for kinetically simple systems, such as H2/air and CH4/air) often result in excessive needs of memory and CPU time.