During the 1950s, we regularly practiced air raid drills in elementary school.
On 30 July, Saratoga and the other carriers provided air cover for amphibious landings on Koro Island and practiced air strikes as part of the rehearsals for the planned invasion of Guadalcanal, Tulagi, and nearby islands.
Mr. Schenker, who has Pearl Jam lyrics tattooed along his left arm and left thigh, treats the practice of air guitar with great reverence, and a propulsive display of air drumming is such a common ritual in the kitchen at Recette that it should probably be listed as an invisible garnish for most items on the menu.
Others seek to lend the practice an air of legitimacy by using terminology like the lawyerly "negotiated monogamy".
Sitting next to the training pitch, we talk, watching the Timbers' United Soccer League team (T2, for short) practice, the air light and cool, scented with pine.
Sea navigators did not follow the practice of air navigators and allow for ocean currents and tidal drifts in their initial calculations.
"We're all here to relearn how to talk," said Mr. Auerbach, who runs this group of stutterers, founded in the 1980s, with an ever-changing roster of members who come to practice the "air flow" technique that has helped them control their stuttering.
After the game, Colorado Head Coach Gary Barnett said of Young's passing performance, "We can't do that in practice against air".
Throughout his life, Wrigley was an "inveterate note-taker" who compiled extensive documentation concerning the theory and practice of air power, on which he lectured among colleagues in the RAAF during the 1920s.
