Sentence examples for air open from inspiring English sources

The couple -- he is a musician, she is a dancer -- moved here for clean air, open space and good schools.

Fresh air, open space and coastal views have obvious health benefits, which has a positive impact on creativity, energy levels and focus".

Ash blows silently through the air — open your car door and ash flutters off, run your windshield wipers and ash becomes paste.

Officials are trying to use the clean air, open space and connection to the earth, which brought early environmentalists here in the 1970s, to attract businesses.

I'm told the Germans love Bohuslän, for the clean air, open space and wildlife – so much so that they're buying up summer houses.

This puts monetary value, to the tune of £30bn annually, on such leisure and natural benefits of the countryside as fresh air, open space, water courses and species survival.

The plein air ("open-air") paintings of the Barbizon painters also had an effect, but the suggestion of an art based on the notation of pure colour was suggested by several sources.

A BIRD OF THE AIR Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

UP IN THE AIR Opens on Friday nationwide.

The trendy French label Surface to Air opened on the block in September.

"Up in the Air" opened in Los Angeles and New York, and is gradually being released elsewhere.