Sentence examples for incessant air from inspiring English sources

Local residents, preservationists and politicians have been complaining for years that noise from the incessant air traffic is damaging this area, which so brims with history that within three miles are more than 1,000 sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The problem is that, on the face of it, we are no closer to that reality than was the case before the recent outbreak of rocket fire from Gaza, which precipitated Israel's initial attack last Wednesday and a week of almost incessant air strikes.

While altitude is clearly triggering the incessant air biscuits, commonly made mistakes are exacerbating the situation.

In 1988, in the midst of conflict, incessant Ethiopian air attacks meant we could only travel at night, and the devastating effects of the then 27-year war between Eritrea and Ethiopia were painfully plain.

Unfortunately, because of the incessant shelling and air raids, we couldn't feel free, then we completely stopped.

New York City's priority must lie with those who day in and day out have to suffer from the incessant noise and air pollution these tourist helicopters produce, and not with the tourists, who will in any event also benefit from cleaner air and quieter skies.

4. Say What You Wanna Say, And Don't Use Airquotes Chris teased JJ mercilessly for his incessant use of air quotes when trying to defend his bromance with Chris.

It's now the incessant party line.

An aircraft carrier is often compared to a floating city, but, with its stale air, the incessant clang of heavy steel doors, and pasty-faced men in coveralls threading poorly lit corridors, it feels more like a floating prison.

So in terms of demographics, there was nothing out of the ordinary in the scene at Village Hall on Tuesday, with bearded Hasidic men in their long black coats and a largely black crowd of workers and volunteers scurrying around the lobby, which was filled with boxes of medicine, cotton balls and crutches, big black suitcases and an air of incessant activity.

It was just incessant bombing from the air and land artillery, never stopping.