Sentence examples for calling air from inspiring English sources

If another call is forthcoming and the male frog is not in the process of calling, air is still held in the sac.

With sponsors calling air travel a national security matter, the Senate unanimously passed legislation today intended to make flying safer by federalizing the job of passenger and baggage screening at major airports and requiring that all suitcases and bags be examined.

Another military officer, reached by telephone from the battlefield, said security forces were using loudspeakers to urge civilians to head toward the advancing troops, before calling air strikes from a US-led conlition on residential blocks still held by the militants.

To counter these threats, the Air Force and Navy set up an office to develop complementary tactics and weaponry for what they are calling air-sea battle.

These pollutants are called air toxics.

They're called "air dancers" apparently.

(d) "epa pressed to call air safe after 9/11, report says".

What do we call "air hostesses" these days?

This one ultimate substance, according to Diogenes, has nous ("mind" or "intellect") and "is called Air".

The other starring concept to make its debut this season is something Adrià calls "air".

"The fact we're called Air New Zealand must throw people; no one expects it".