Sentence examples for air time out from inspiring English sources
Sports, which is notoriously known for its extreme heterosexism, for its "manly men" persona, was not only accepting her -- they were praising her, giving her a 10 minute chunk of air time out of the evening to speak.
There's a palpable sense of hedonistic urgency in the air; time is running out.
He later licensed a half dozen repeater stations, renting out air time for customers to relay their own walkie-talkie conversations.
Others wandered aimlessly around the Bin Jawwad checkpoint, firing guns in the air, this time, out of frustration, or boredom.
In her speech introducing Mr. Sulzberger, Terry Gross, the host of the NPR show "Fresh Air," singled out the Times's Book Review in particular, saying it was like a "shopping catalog" that alerted her to "authors I've overlooked".
The faded lobbies with their blotchy carpets and semipermanent lounge acts were replaced by air-conditioned labyrinths where time stretched out amid a din of maniacal voices issuing from slot machines ("WHEEL! OF! FORTUNE!").
Gibraltar's defences were tested several times by air raids carried out by Italy and Vichy France, which only caused limited damage and light casualties, and by Italian submarine and sabotage attacks which damaged or sank a number of ships in the bay.
Air out the carpet out before installation.
That is not to say that Reid will be asking Smith to air the ball out any time soon.
As dolphins are mammals and breathe air, they can survive for some time out of the water.
