Sentence examples for engaging air from inspiring English sources

The opiated numbness of Balabanian's vocals lends an engaging air of naivety to the band's songs, most effectively on "Girl Out West".

I admit I didn't, and, despite his engaging air, during a decidedly mixed hour – ending with us all blowing up our troubles in a "fuck-it" balloon – found myself thinking that the hype is overblown.

A misconception about the Royal Navy's ability to engage air targets over land led to the navy not being informed that the army's helicopters were not using IFF.

The order also prohibited "Nicaraguan air carriers from engaging in air transportation to or from points in the United States" and barred Nicaraguan vessels from entering American ports.

Despite her nerves, she was engaging on air and as she had some hours to kill before her train home, I asked her to join us for our post-show debrief in the BBC bar.

A Labour source said that, as well as objecting to what Houghton said about unilateralism, Corbyn was also objecting to the way the chief of defence staff used a separate interview to say Britain was "letting down" its allies by not engaging in air strikes against Islamic State in Syria.

Anyone who's ever entered a very hot car knows that it can be cooled down immediately by driving a few feet with the windows open, effectively neutralizing any color-caused heat issues before engaging the air conditioner.

The Navy says the ship is capable of engaging in air, surface and subsurface battles simultaneously.

The result is engaging: pillowy, air-bubbled dough with great chew and a nicely charred base, similar to pizza al taglio, or maybe schiacciata.

True, drones cannot engage in air-to-air combat, but Colonel Brenton said that "the amount of time I've engaged the enemy in air-to-ground combat has been significant" in both Reapers and F-16s.

However it encountered no opposition, and Lukis voiced his concerns to Whitehead that the "mopping up" role he had been assigned was costing his fighter pilots the opportunity to engage in air-to-air combat.