Sentence examples for conversational air from inspiring English sources

But when the time finally came for him to go on the set for his on-air chat, viewers saw none of this -- only an upbeat, relentless comedian tossing a gag into every conversational air pocket he could find.

Perhaps out of a need to fill conversational dead air, Andreas tells his daughter that he and her mother are planning to get a divorce.

Quiet, conversational atmosphere.

HSN also sought to take the edge off its sales tactics, adopting a more conversational on-air approach that it calls "Shopping with your girlfriend".

Kennedy's conversational style and air of baffled decency play well on television.

Once he throws a conversational ball into the air, he keeps it in play for the rest of the night, even when you assume he's forgotten all about it.

The editor, after discussing the nuts and bolts of covering the continuing US presidential race, revives an idea that had already been floated for months: that of Cooke writing "some of your discursive and thoughtful comments" for the Guardian, even if "what can be a conversational piece on the air would not necessarily read well in print".

The sci-fi author Ray Bradbury, a close friend and collaborator of Jerde, provides an illuminating window on the design process: "We threw conversational confetti to the air and ran under to see how much each of us caught," he wrote in You Are Here.

Their suicides stood in stark contrast to the messages they had posted online and shared with listeners of their radio show, a conversational back-and-forth that aired once a month on WBAI-FM.

The head bobs and weaves like a boxer's while the hands chop the air in a kind of conversational kung fu.

The show is more along the lines of "Fresh Air," except it's more conversational, following a less rigid interview format, and focusing only on those in the film industry.