Sentence examples for book air from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon became an important part of his book Air and Rain: The Beginnings of a Chemical Climatology (1872).

New federal rules giving consumers more information and flexibility when they book air travel took effect this week.

I'm typing so" — he used an intensifier — "hard I might break my" — intensifier again — "Mac book Air!!!!!!!!" West sounded mad.

New research suggests that business travelers may be going online more than anticipated to book air tickets, hotels and rental cars.

British Airways will enable small and midsize business users to book air, car and hotel reservations with the same management and reporting tools that large corporations use.

The biggest news Apple revamped its Mac Book Air line, but the most significant part of the announcement was that the new Lion OS will include an App Store for Mac.

A documentary based on the book aired on PBS in 2012.

And on the small screen his Trollhunters, based on his children's book, airs on Netflix beginning in December, and his vampire series, The Strain, moves into what's likely to be its final season.

In the book Airs, Waters, and Places, thought to have been written by Greek physician Hippocrates in the 5th or 4th century bce, the first systematic attempt was made to set forth a causal relationship between human diseases and the environment.

(Jerome Corsi, of "birther" fame, co-wrote the fabricated Regnery "book" airing the Swift Boat claims).

This book airs out the dirty drawers of the South by following the breakdown of the Compsons, a family of rich-ass crackers, after the Civil War.