Sentence examples for ordinary air from inspiring English sources

Compared with ordinary air travel, that is hardly a crowd.

French physician Gabriel Venel referred to aerated water, confusing the gas with ordinary air.

Ordinary air is most commonly used although there may be cases where nitrogen is preferred.

But if the bubble was blown from ordinary air, with bellows, the flame was merely deflected without being extinguished.

Ordinary air contains about 5 parts per million of helium, and Earth's crust is only about 8 parts per billion.

President Bush avoids most of the inconveniences that plague ordinary air travelers, like delays, lines and baggage searches.

In one den, the air is cooled by traveling over cold-water pipes; the other (above) has an ordinary air-conditioner.

An ordinary air-conditioner, he said, extracts heat from the air, exhausts that heat outside and vents the cooled air into the home.

The rig consists of six ordinary solar air heaters, an auxiliary electric heating channel, a drying chamber with an electrically rotary discharging valve and an air distributing system.

This law does stem from Boyle's work, but it is not what Boyle took himself to have demonstrated.[51] Boyle was arguing specifically against a Jesuit scientist, Franciscus Linus, who claimed, not that ordinary atmospheric air does not have any pressure (a spring), but that its pressure was not sufficiently powerful for it to do all the things it does in fact do.

And a succession of ordinary citizens aired their troubles at the podium: a car worker about to lose his job, a flood victim from Iowa, a laid-off textile worker with huge medical bills, and so on.