Sentence examples for public air from inspiring English sources

More than 100 smaller public air facilities are scattered across the state.

These rivers are supplemented by rail, road, and both private and public air services.

The F.C.C.'s argument for regulating television, as opposed to newspapers, has been that television stations use the public air waves, but today, television in large part comes via cable, with a bill attached.

Mr. Jobard, of the S.N.P.L., said the accident was "tragic" but expressed the hope that the "concerns raised by this accident will enable us to further improve the safety of public air transport".

Whatever the explanation something not very pleasant is afoot in the public air and conversation of Scotland, and it is time we stopped making excuses and confronted some unpleasant myths about ourselves.

Guidelines issued last year by the World Health Organization say that patients with multidrug-resistant TB (a category that includes his type, XDR) "must not travel by public air transportation" until they have proved to be noninfectious.

REPORTER AT LARGE about public air-raid shelters in London.

The New Yorker, October 26, 1940 P. 38 REPORTER AT LARGE about public air-raid shelters in London.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, October 26, 1940 P. 38 REPORTER AT LARGE about public air-raid shelters in London.

Public air-quality monitors already feed data to free rival pollution apps, though Drayson believes the personal and granular data his sensor offers will be enough of a lure.

They deserve a public airing.