Sentence examples for rich air from inspiring English sources

Donatella Versace could use some of that rich air.

To General Walters, the issue is national security -- providing American planes, training, logistical support, doctrine and interoperability with an important ally, and one with a rich air force tradition, besides.

Palmyra House, for example, was constructed with traditional building methods and all materials are locally sourced, from the foundation's stone and sand to the joinery made from an Indian hardwood called ain wood and the ever-present palmyra louvers filtering the light and allowing rich air circulation.

The construction of this kind of system has a very low requirement for the external environment and resource, and it can utilize rich air as the main medium.

This results in moisture rich air from the Pacific Ocean to flow from the west, resulting in frequent rainstorms and wind on the coast.

The mineral rich air is believed to have a therapeutic effect, but it could just be that different rules of nature apply at the lowest place on Earth -- the Dead Sea is 400 meters below sea level.

A 10% fuel consumption benefit was achieved with the passive SCR approach by optimizing rich air-fuel equivalence ratio and spark timing while also utilizing acceleration load conditions.

There were no birds in the Pennsylvanian period, so insects flourished in the oxygen-rich air.

He suggests that humans breathed a much more oxygen-rich air 10,000 years ago.

Yet another means of improving combustion efficiency is to use oxygen-rich air or even pure oxygen.

The flooding farther south followed moisture-rich air from the Gulf of Mexico crashing into a stationary front.