Sentence examples for discreet air from inspiring English sources

Your other half tells you they have to go to China for three weeks, for work – and you do a discreet air punch.

Set in a small town in France in 1931, the novel is written in a contemplative narrative voice that keenly evokes Simenon and features a watchful detective with the discreet air of Inspector Maigret.

Another difference: unique front fascias for both cars, allowing increased airflow to the twin-intercooled, turbocharged engines and providing more downforce (road holding at speed) as well as a discreet air fool on the rear deck of the S60R and an optional rear spoiler above the rear window of the V70R.

Woman, thirty-five, raven-haired beauty, no wedding band, perfect body, gorgeous skin, tastefully dressed, high-quality flats, no obvious makeup or nail polish, discreet handbag, an air of intelligent calm about her.

The visual cues distinguishing the Boxster S are, to say the least, discreet: a third air intake at the front bumper, twin tailpipe outlets, different wheels to show off the big brake calipers painted red.

Modest and honest, Sanders' deceptively simple music at times evokes a discreet dalliance between Air and Squarepusher, at others a delicate freestyle found-sound pop voyage.

To enable discreet delivery on the Bel-Air's 12-acre spread, elaborate plating is simplified for transit, and the food (including pan-roasted jidori chicken and hand-cut steak tartare) forgoes the flourish of tableside preparations, so soup arrives in an insulated pitcher and sauces are applied in the kitchen.

But intrigue, as well as the soft notes of a discreet six-person band, filled the air before the program began.

Except this time, he must be extra-discreet due to tension in the air, which manifests itself in the form of helicopters whirring overhead.

A 382-horsepower V-8 certainly helps, as does a discreet seven-speed automatic transmission and an air suspension that's smoother than heavy cream.

*Women sometimes make a discreet kissing sound (like "muah!") when they air kiss; it's generally seen as a friendly and feminine gesture to further embellish the greeting.