Sentence examples for early air from inspiring English sources

"All this helps keep the network alive in Gaza," he said, which helped the accuracy of the early air campaign.

(It and half a dozen other early Air singles were made available in the United States last fall on an album called "Premiers Symptomes").

Sundogs lit up the sea in patches behind them; the wind blew spray up into the early air and the gulls circled above, calling.

His early air "Birth and fortune I despise" was one of the musical high points, and caressingly accompanied it gave everyone a lift.

Yes, my heroes have always been failed ex-Utah Jazzmen like Howard Eisley, whose early air ball led Albert to hear the murmurings of disapproval in the crowd.

The Memphis Belle was a rare success story in the early air campaign over Europe, when a quarter to a third of bombers were being shot down.

Yay!" During our conversation, Milloy repeatedly mentioned those early air-pollution studies Dockery's and others.

Three weeks into the war, almost all of its combat planes had been strafed; America described its early air-force campaign as "leisurely".

Like all early air-conditioning systems, it was meant for industrial use and deeply integrated into the architecture of the building.

The only hope for Special Edition owners is that the car becomes a quirky collectible, like the early air-mail stamps on which the plane flies upside-down, or "Gore got more" buttons.

Weak Orfei et al. 2008 [58] Association between adult lung function and birth weight, postnatal growth and early air-pollution exposure Data drawn from 2 UK cohort studies (n = 3262 and 9377).