Sentence examples for first-rate air from inspiring English sources
None of these, except the B-2s, can penetrate first-rate air defences without carrying cruise missiles and the missiles are of little use against mobile targets.In the kind of one-sided wars that America and its allies fought in the years after the September 11th 2001 attacks, such deficiencies were not a problem.
In a globalized economic environment America will need superb schools, the best possible communications network and a first-rate air transport system to remain competitive with lower-wage countries.
Second-rate air infrastructure causes economic damage, while the gains of having a first-class air hub are substantial.
The effect is everyone suffers, and that in turn makes it harder for owners to do the very things that distinguish radio as a local medium, such as attracting first-rate on-air talent.
"The American military may be first-rate from the air, but we're not prepared for street fighting," he said.
We are hopeful that they will long continue to provide first-rate service for the nation's air travelers.
Such were my thoughts as I enjoyed a concert on a seven-minute BBC excerpt, which rolls footage also aired in a first-rate documentary, Ocean Giants.
If anyone is aghast at your choice of words, say the celebrated director Peter Hall coined that phrase, which perfectly fits "shows and films like this", that have "the glibbest, and most suspect way of endowing second-rate art with an air of moral significance".
By night he's a first-rate dad, able to throw his infant son giggly inches into the air and demonstrate competence at both adult and baby conversations.
