Sentence examples for air the question from inspiring English sources

— For years after the cult series "Arrested Development" went off the air, the question was whether a movie about the demented Bluth family would follow.

Then around a week before polling day, on Wednesday 15 June, Dimbleby will air the Question Time special, which will include "one senior advocate from each side" according to the corporation.

With the new iPad Air, the question isn't whether or not the new tablet will fly or die.

"The incidents have dissolved into the dirt from which certain plants grew, and the blooms of those plants or maybe only their perfume on the air, the questions and ideas that arose, are what still signify".

Marrakesh serves a set seven-course dinner, so as the night goes on you're drinking and getting stuffed and going numb, waiting for the belly dancer, but the vodka and red wine and lamb shank couldn't slake the need to air the questions that had come up -- those nagging ones particular to couples.

A stand-alone referendum, after the Lib Dems had been trounced, might have aired the question better.

The club members repaired to the bar, where amid views of the half-frozen greens, they aired the question posed by the club chairman, who had introduced Lhota.

Hanging in the air is the question of whether this unseen young man will have a chance, in the future, to knit his life into a satisfying whole.

Gibson finally cleared the air over the question of cancer in an interview with The Australian Women's Weekly, stating "none of it is true".

Belle finally cleared the air over the question of cancer in an unpaid story with The Australian Women's Weekly, stating "none of it is true".

But I think it does throw up in the air the whole question of democracy because, why do we bother having polling days?