Sentence examples for firm air from inspiring English sources

"I hate that term!" "Well, hate it or not, that's what she is," she said, with the firm air of one who is (almost always) right.

Rakuten has always done more in Japan, where its brand is near-ubiquitous online — and it began offering smartphones via its MVNO telecom service, and invested in budget flight firm Air Asia this summer to introduce its service in Japan.

Moonves' firm airs a somewhat scoured version of their program, which is still going strong and uncensored on XM Satellite Radio, the market-leading key rival to Sirius.

The 57 S rides about a half-inch lower than the 57, with a firmer air suspension and stiffer dampers.

According to the Broad Group's Web site, it did not take much to convince the nation's Communist Party leaders that they would do well to acquire the firm's air purifiers, some of which cost $2,000.

But in this case, the Kremlin's standing firm on air.

But in winning its case, damaging allegations about the criminal investigation into Lunn and his firm were aired in public for the first time.

When James Wolfensohn arrived in the mid-1990s with plans to move away from structural adjustment and remake the bank like a consulting firm, employees aired their gripes in the press.

According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, $495K is the amount the U.S. Federal Communications Commission may fine the radio station firm, for airing a Howard Stern episode that drew a listener's ire.

The Gulf states use these firms to air their worries about what they see as the chief threats to their rule -- homegrown activists and Iranian muscle -- and to keep U.S. support flowing.

The Chinese government has been under pressure internally to take firm action on air pollution and in September introduced a plan to bring improvements in air quality in key areas by 2017.