Sentence examples for fair air from inspiring English sources

The Fair Air survey asks: I arrived at the airport by (a) car, (b) bus, (c) limousine, (d) gondola, (e) foot, (f) sedan chair.

Beals's pictures of the World's Fair Air Show contest are remarkable technically and historically: technically because she managed, with slow and cumbersome equipment, to record moving airships and people rushing to see them; historically because they provide an extended glimpse into early attempts to fly.

And to me, we were just never given a fair airing.

Weinman sets out to investigate the facts of the actual crime and give Horner's story a fair airing.

I give him credit for trying to tackle a huge problem, and this deserves a fair airing".

The show has included the kinds of voices that don't normally get much of a fair airing on Comedy Central, or in the wider Jon Stewart produced or inspired universe of political comedy.

Here's an administration that came in and did all the right things within a few days, shutting down the program … We were just never given a fair airing.

Aereo does not believe that the broadcasters' position has any merit and it very much looks forward to a full and fair airing of the issues.

They all need fair airing and representation, but, at the end of the day, we must all come together, even when we disagree, and find enough common ground to move forward together.

The night I attended the performance, people were indeed happy to come into the park and turn their attention to the forest, where the set was enlivened by fairy lights and a forest slide that gave the high jinks a fun-fair air.

He's referring to regulations designed to protect workers' safety, ensure fair pay, provide for clean air and water, eliminate dangerous consumer products and other benevolent results.