Sentence examples similar to air populated from inspiring English sources

The fan-only rooms are a bit musty, but the more expensive, air-conditioned ones are good value, and the elevated restaurant (an open-air platform populated with cosy sofas and tables) offers unbeatable views right over the sea and in the quieter months is a relaxing spot to settle in for an evening meal and drinks.

In a reversal of class topography, the pilots, janitors, medics and drivers live at around 10,000 feet, a thin-air zone populated by the occasional bear, elk and marmot.

Instead of a grammar school I attended a hospital school (a small room where I sewed furry animals), an "open-air" school (populated by children with Down's syndrome, asthma, kids on probation and me) and Kersal High (a sink-school comprehensive with the best teachers I ever had).

The whole thing was a drunken, mid-air shitshow populated by drag queens, musicians, Ke$ha, and Courtney-fucking-Love, whom I may have woken up after chatting loudly with Orange Is the New Black's Taryn Manning.

Thousands of Syrians headed toward Turkey on Monday after President Bashar al-Assad's air force attacked populated areas near the border, Arabic and Turkish media reported.

The smog and pollutants in the atmospheric air of heavily populated urban areas are anticipated to have substantial adverse effects on the collection of solar energy and the performance of solar energy systems.

And particles can travel long distances: wood smoke from rural burning can affect the air in more densely populated places.

Besides, this cost-effective measure reveals great potential to reduce air pollution in highly populated urban areas located next to urban highways.

One board member, Francis McAdams, a lawyer and former Navy pilot who chaired the hearing, said that the panel was also concerned with the growing problem of urban encroachment around airports and the utilization of surplus high‐performance military aircraft in air shows near densely populated areas.

The daily cost includes two game drives in open-air jeeps through country populated by all kinds of game.

"In addition, the use by US supply aircraft to refuel at Prestwick airport when transporting bombs and military hardware to be used by the Israel defence force in air-raids on densely populated civilian areas has given the impression that the UK has assumed a tacitly active... role in the conflict".