Sentence examples for raised air from inspiring English sources
Among the items we borrowed: a raised air bed for the master bedroom; a quilt to cover the bed; and various pillows to make it look cozier.
The strangest sight was on the 18th green where water in the adjacent lake rose so fast that it backed up the drainpipe and raised air bubbles nearly three feet high on the green.
No longer do I buy a cooked chicken at any supermarket, but rather spend a few dollars more, usually at Whole Foods, 'cause they spell out where the birds were raised (air-dried, organically, with no antibiotics, hormones and such).
Raising air quality took 25 to 35 years in America, she says.
NextGen is a satellite-based system that is supposed to raise air traffic capacity and cut delays.
"That is why they do these mergers — to reduce competition and raise air fares," said Paul Hudson, executive director of the Aviation Consumer Action Project, a group affiliated with Ralph Nader.
Britain's four largest airlines have urged the chancellor to reconsider plans to raise air passenger duty by nearly 50% by 2016.
Continental Airlines failed in its second attempt in two months to raise air fares in the face of rising fuel prices, as competitors withdrew matching increases yesterday.
"When we have large areas of open water, it also raises air temperatures, and it has been up to 10/15C warmer.
"If Northwest says it wants to raise air fares, within 18 seconds, or a New York minute, whichever comes first, you'll see the others all rush to match them," he said.
Decreasing the duration of door opening, raising air change rate or using a curtain at the doorway are recommended to reduce inter-cubicle exposure hazards.
