Sentence examples for airs of from inspiring English sources

In the Public Gardens, To the airs of Strauss.

He didn't have the airs of a businessman," she said.

None of them assume the airs of genius burning in secret.

For all of its airs of refinement, "The Awakening" is pretty stale stuff.

Even if he'd wanted to put on airs, of course, it would've been hard.

Unlike Mr. Guest's earlier films, the movie has no airs of being a fake documentary.

Lately, she alternates with alarming frequency between suppressed but globular tears and calm airs of smug superiority.

For the U.S. Department of the Navy he compiled National, Patriotic and Typical Airs of All Lands (1890).

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMYSTERIOUS and melancholy, with the exotic airs of the Black Sea suffusing its stones, Odessa defies categorisation.

Cao liked to forget that he was a colonel, and to put on the airs of a general.

And they said he doesn't take on the airs of a Washington politician when he comes home.