Sentence examples for proper air from inspiring English sources
It was a proper air shot in front of the Kop".
"There is no proper air traffic control in Somalia," he said.
He added: It is an open crash site, we need access, proper air accident investigators.
It has the proper air of contained activity, of suspended motion, and is never stuffy or still.
Mr. Cary, 46, takes his time with them, giving "Down Here Below" the proper air of rippling deliberation, and turning "Should've Been" into a gospel dirge.
Mr. Jacobs, like many other tire dealers, said consumers had been confused about the proper air pressure for Firestone tires on Ford Explorers.
The project is the beginning of a larger plan to install proper air-conditioning and climate controls on the first floor.
This can at times seem airless (and not just because Access Theater needs proper air-conditioning), with the pathos ladled on thickly.
The trains don't even have proper air-conditioning, grumbles Mr So. Britain's public transport network reaches nearly everywhere, he admits, but it is not very reliable.
The issues got a proper airing yesterday on the London section of the Sunday Politics (watch from 47 minutes).
Easing into gear with the Family, his sparse and attentive cohort, Mr. Nelson gave the proper airing to songs by Hank Williams, Fred Rose and Lefty Frizzell, along with a few of his own.
