A Virgin Atlantic spokeswoman, Lisa Hofmeister, did not respond to my questions about the apparently faulty cabin air-conditioning and about whether the plane did not eventually take off from Bradley for Newark because of refueling problems.
The New Yorker, August 30 , 1958P. 20 Talk story about air-conditioning in automobiles.
By M. Pittman, Amen, and John Updike The New Yorker, August 30 , 1958P. 20 Talk story about air-conditioning in automobiles.
There are 11 rooms, and a double, with bath and air-conditioning, costs from about $50 to about $60, including breakfast; no restaurant.
Mr. Soobitsky said that his bills for heat and air-conditioning average about $180 a month.
So it is, I think, with the intellectual activities of childhood: no immediate purpose, nothing to do, just long afternoons sitting around in the air-conditioning, thinking about anything, reading anything.
She said weekly rents for three-bedroom units ranged from $2,500 to $2,800 for a beachfront condominium to $1,500 for a unit with one bathroom a block from the beach to $1,000 for a smaller place with no air conditioning about two blocks away.
"People tend to have this assumption that luxury is all about air-conditioning and technology, about owning a big car — but luxury can also be about feeling the wind blow right through your house, being in contact with nature and walking around barefoot in your home," said Ms. Chiriboga, 26.
Moses once rang De-Laurey to complain about the air-conditioning - in her hotel room in Hong Kong.
Our Washington agent reports that the Navy Building's maintenance staff recently had a complaint about the air-conditioning on the fourth floor; one of the gigh-ranking officers said it was too cold up there.
By Robert Lewis Taylor The New Yorker, June 10 , 1944P. 15 Our Washington agent reports that the Navy Building's maintenance staff recently had a complaint about the air-conditioning on the fourth floor; one of the gigh-ranking officers said it was too cold up there.
