Sentence examples for been air from inspiring English sources
noun
The atmospheric substance above the surface of the earth which animals breathe, formerly considered to be a single substance, one of the four basic elements of ancient philosophy and one of the five basic elements of several Eastern traditions.
If there had been, Air say they would not have touched it.
He also said it would have helped if there had been air back-up for the exercise and accepted that communication in the hills was sometimes difficult.
I felt reasonably safe, and the only real concern might have been air strikes by Syria, but Syria mostly hasn't bombed so close to this part of the Turkish border.
The exception to this has always been air travel, wherein if you hit refresh enough times 24 hours before flight time, you were pretty much guaranteed a window or aisle seat a decent stretch from the toilets.
Such a journey releases as much polluting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere as a four-bedroom household cooking meals for eight months, yet the Soil Association is happy to certify as 'organic' produce that has been air freighted - a state of affairs that has left Keith Abel 'seething'seething
There have been air strikes in the north, west and south, and clashes between opposing Yemeni armed groups in the center and south, that are putting immense strain on already weak medical services," said Cedric Schweizer, who heads an ICRC team of 300 people in Yemen.
There had been air-raid warnings before and the shelter was boring.
Vaccine-laden bait has been air-dropped in Canada in an effort to stop the spread of rabies.
Ankara announced earlier in the day that Turkish food parcels had been air-dropped for the Yazidis by Iraqi helicopters.
Burn only hardwood -- maple, oak, beech, elm or ash -- that has been air-dried for a year.
The artist reinforced the 3-D image with painted shadow effects, but the paint is so evenly applied it looks as if it has been air-sprayed.
