Sentence examples for air voices from inspiring English sources

Some of them are worryingly recent and include blasts of cold air, voices in the bar when the pub is shut, lights, TVs and showers coming on in the middle of the night.

If the GOP wants to shore up its broad-based appeal instead of living off the rage of a dwindling group, it will listen to its own clean water and clean air voices once again.

He was present at the end of the season thirteen episode "Dead Air", voice only, on the phone with Sara.

Mr. Baldwin said the podcast, which will be available for download at heresthething.org and on iTunes, had evolved a bit from an earlier concept that would have featured a bullpen of contributors and on-air voices.

Marcus said his new group, called the Job Creators Alliance, is a "long range" program aimed at airing voices of "people like myself who started businesses, who know what it is to create a business out of nothing, who know what it means not to be able to pay your bills".

Armando Perez-Roura, Radio Mambí's editorial director and its principal on-air voice, is an exile in his seventies.

The most powerful of these was Radio Mambi, a fifty-thousand-watt station, whose principal owner and on-air voice was Armando Perez-Roura, a Cuban exile who was known as the Cuban-American community's Rush Limbaugh.

From Breakfast until the end of Drive every day, the only time you won't have a woman as a main on-air voice is the three hours between 10am and 1pm.

WWV and WWVH's voice announcements are timed to avoid crosstalk; WWV airs dead air when WWVH airs voice announcements, and vice versa.

Other possibilities were in the air: influential voices canvassed for him to become the next principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra and music director of the Royal Opera House.

The series aimed to air the voices of a range of French voters of different backgrounds and political views, and in different parts of the country.