Sentence examples for air putting from inspiring English sources

At the same time, their massive shredders can spew tons of toxic dust into the air, putting nearby residents at risk, according to a study by the University of California, Davis, that was commissioned by the toxic substance control agency.

I read "The Second Sex," putting it aside to walk some small children through Central Park so they could get some fresh air, putting it aside so I could wash their clothes and cook their dinner.

The casting seems as if it should have been equally breezy, with Uma Thurman doing double duty as a New York neurotic, Jenny Johnson, and a secret superhero, G-Girl, who flies through the air putting out fires, though only when her drab brown hair turns a costly shade of Hamptons blond.

Standard procedure at the scene of an attack calls for evacuating victims, getting people to fresh air, putting masks around victims' faces to help provide respiratory support for those needing it, placing breathing tubes in windpipes and determining victims' conditions to decide who is sent to a hospital first.

Extreme heat also contributed to smoggier air, putting people at risk of asthma attacks and other health hazards.

The diluent evaporates into the air, putting those nearby at risk of toxic exposure when they breathe.

But the buzz in the air put me in mind of something the novelist Walter Kirn said not long ago, about why big cities are still vital for young writers.

As Mr. Tappan of Homer Air put it, with flightseeing, "you're out there in the wilderness in a really remote setting; you're a guest in someone else's house".

After the release of Airbus A330neo, Eva air puts its A330 renewal plans on hold.

Sniff the air, put on the mud boots, check for the green shoots of snowdrops or early daffodils.

After all, regulations on how much poison can be pumped into the air puts a heavy burden on plants' productivity.