Sentence examples for suspicious air from inspiring English sources

She refused to let anyone stand behind her, making for a slinking walk and a suspicious air.

Statistics provided by Norad show that in 2008, there were more than 1,000 instances of suspicious air activity.

But of course he did nothing and instead remained silent in his seat as the ground accelerated into suspicious air.

This concession had the suspicious air of a marketing exercise (one missive posted on Twitter said "too little to latte"), and it failed to calm the storm.

In Mingorrubio, a cemetery worker with the weary and suspicious air of someone who's been buttonholed by too many journalists watches a film crew set up a tripod.

The suspicious air evident in Ryle's citation is in keeping with his position as a philosopher of mind speaking as an advocate for what is referred to as philosophical behaviorism.

As the minutes ticked by, a suspicious Pakistani air force began scrambling some of its fighter jets, heightening fears in Washington that the US commandos could still be in danger as they tried to return to Afghanistan.

The resolution "calls" on states to inspect suspicious sea, air and land cargo that may contain any weapons of mass destruction materials.

Power grids were under strain as people in countries normally suspicious of air-conditioning suddenly jettisoned their reservations and embraced -- or longed for -- even a manufactured breeze.

In other cases, things smelled too fresh and clean, perhaps because of the suspicious deployment of air fresheners.

When she moved to the North from the West Indies, she became suspicious of cold air, because it seemed associated with the dark.