Sentence examples for threat in the air from inspiring English sources

Today we are back to a form of fighting in which airplanes, as in colonial days, are unopposed by any serious threat in the air, but can deliver a thousand-fold more damage than in 1911.

There was a sense of threat in the air, quite literally, at Prada's fashion show in Milan, as huge slabs of clear plastic swayed gently above the guests' heads.

"These ships have the capability of responding to any perceived threat in the air or sea," the statement said, and they carry marines and sailors who can "provide security forces, surgical teams, and limited hospital bed capacity".

There's never that lurid, dangerous threat in the air that he might just fall apart (as there was with Garland) or turn nasty (as with Sinatra and the rawer rock 'n' roll idols of the last third of the 20th century).

We were mindful of Mohsni's threat in the air and that worked.

A draw is fair at the moment". He's such a threat in the air!

"We've got one of the biggest threats in the air in the Premier League and that's our best avenue to score goals," said Sherwood after Gestede struck twice.

Yet it has been low-profile cabinet officials like Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta and Joe Allbaugh, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, who have been briefing Congress and the news media on the threats in the air and in the mailbox.

Those include long-term health threats in the air we breathe, as well as first steps -- like the clean cars program -- in our fight against climate change.

Steaua's greatest threat came in the air but it took a calamity for Marius Lacatus's side to equalise.

After being benched last week at Dallas, Angel responded by expertly finishing his penalty and being a perpetual threat, especially in the air.