Sentence examples for hearing air from inspiring English sources

Ukrainian troops are currently trying to retake the rebel stronghold of Donetsk, and residents reported hearing air strikes overnight.

In Lietuvos Zinios, Vytautas Landsbergis, Lithuania's first post-independence leader, says the "escalating war against Ukraine" reminded him of hearing air raid warnings on Radio Warsaw as a child at the start of World War Two.

Of course not -- the sense of national emergency would be so great you'd practically be hearing air raid sirens howling.

He reported hearing air rushing through gaps in the water-tight doors just minutes after the last torpedo hit a sign that seawater was rapidly entering the ship, proving the doors were unseaworthy.

One senior aid official involved in the humanitarian response in Yemen told VICE News that his team in Aden said "the whole night they were hearing air strikes and shelling".

He said he heard air strikes the night before.

Hazel put her ear right down against its lips and heard air, in and out.

As you may have heard, air travel this summer isn't going to be pretty.

If your kids must scream in coach, then at least the pilots can still hear air traffic control.

As we race, we hear air horns blasting, crowds cheering, bands drumming and the aromas of beer and bratwurst wafting.

(You can see the film and hear Air's soundtrack on a bonus disc included with a limited edition of the new album).