Sentence examples for noticeable air from inspiring English sources

But as he has shed his boyish look, he has taken on a noticeable air of greater confidence.

Heading out into the sunny afternoon, many men talked with one another amiably, but with a noticeable air of having missed winning the state lottery by a single digit.

When there is no noticeable air bubbles and the brake fluid turns "clear", close the brake bleeder fitting.

In Afghanistan, it took six months to a year after the fall of Kabul in 2001 for noticeable commercial air service to resume, said Robert W. Mann, an industry consultant based in Port Washington, N.Y.

Like many cold-weather natives, Fanger disliked too much noticeable movement of air — what you and I would call a draft.

The start of military action in Afghanistan on Sunday did not cause a noticeable falloff in air travel yesterday, according to airlines and travel agents, though several warned that it might be too early to draw conclusions and that international traffic would weaken.

The results show that some of these parameters have noticeable results in air temperature.

There is a tram stop right outside Seville's majestic Gothic cathedral, its facade remarkably grime-free these days thanks to a noticeable drop in air pollution.

In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase of air conditioning systems coupled to shallow geothermal reservoirs (Sanner et al. 2003; Urchueguía et al. 2008; Lund et al. 2005; Spitler 2005).

D'Cruze says that there is a noticeable uplift in air traffic around festival season: "Music tourism has really taken off, with people flying all over the world to attend —from Coachella in LA, to the Miami Winter music conference". .

One of the most noticeable effects of shifting air pressure occurs when a plane changes altitude rapidly.