Sentence examples for easy air from inspiring English sources
Campbell had an easy air about him, though.
What makes the collection work is its easy air; these writers seem to be enjoying themselves.
A tall man with an easy air, the kind of pilot whose aura suggests competence.
Long before the advent of easy air travel, leaders devoted considerable efforts to engage in such personalized diplomacy.
My mother was born here, so there was always half the family that breathed in the easy air of postwar America.
He has an easy air on the course, as if he is a little amused by how hard a time his partners are having.
Their half-truths and distortions, say their opponents, get an easy airing abroad.
For an artist so heavily into artifice this album breathes the easier air of classic rock and old country music; much of it feels relaxed, almost natural.
Instead, to get optimal torque at very low revs (85% comes on at just 2,200 rpm), Ford added variable-valve timing and increased the size of the engine's intake valves, and gave the SVT Focus easier air-uptake at all speeds, thanks to a new dual-stage air intake.
Other experts attribute the rise to the increase in easy, affordable air travel, and increasing globalisation.
Allen delivers his tale with an easy, unhurried air, and coaxes winning performances from the cast (particularly Mitchell and Ferrell).
