Sentence examples for fellow air from inspiring English sources

So I thought my fellow air warriors would be good candidates for focus groups, since our products are geared to active consumers.

"World War II veterans were a large part of the work force," said Kevin McDermott, who in 2007 helped found Patriot Taxiway Industries, an airfield and aircraft lighting provider based in Lomira, Wis., with a fellow Air Force veteran.

Some missions are strictly for the money, but Zachary and his fellow air aces follow the tradition of Hollywood pirates, spending more time saving the innocent than lining their pockets.

"I know that the comradeship is real and close despite the fact that we have never seen each other and don't really know much about each other," Mr. Kamlieter said of his fellow Air Warrior 3 players.

21 May-20 Jun The month of Libra, a fellow air sign, is an opportunity to press your case as leading man or lady, either through hard work and skill or brazen self-promotion.

When I'm asked by fellow air passengers what I do for a living and reply, "I write poems," the reaction is often a startled smile, as though they're thinking Homer!

That fine actor David Suchet has complained to The Stage newspaper that the use of the word "luvvie" to describe him and his fellow air-kissing thesps is "the worst thing that ever happened to our profession".

(In an extraordinary twist of fate, he had been a close friend of Ms Bachelet's father, a fellow air-force general who died of a heart attack after being imprisoned and tortured by the dictatorship in 1973).Seething in SantiagoMr Piñera has struggled to deal with demands for a fairer society, symbolised by large student protests that have persisted throughout his government.

Sir Bobby Charlton has led the tributes to Bill Foulkes, his fellow Munich air disaster survivor, who died on Monday aged 81, saying Foulkes had helped change the course of Manchester United's history.

In March 1971, he was among a select group of surviving founding members of the RAAF who attended a celebratory dinner at the Hotel Canberra to mark the service's Golden Jubilee; his fellow guests included Air Marshal Sir Richard Williams, Air Vice Marshal Bill Anderson, Air Commodore Hippolyte De La Rue, and Wing Commander Sir Lawrence Wackett.

With surprising unanimity, Eskew, a sapient fellow with the air of an assistant English professor, is seen as perhaps the best Democratic adman in the business.