Sentence examples for to take air from inspiring English sources

A crisis team and a group of specialized firefighters were dispatched to take air and soil samples, he said.

"Members of the public, courts and police have to take air rage much more seriously if we are to deter potential offenders".

"Undoing these mechanisms is going to take air out of the dirigible that has been inflated over the course of many years".

Coach Lane Kiffin, who fired the manager, said neither he nor his coaches directed the manager to take air out of the balls, a claim that might prove you can sprain your eyeballs if you roll them that hard.

Friends of the Earth Campaigner Jenny Bates said: "The Highways Agency is right to take air pollution seriously – it's a national scandal that tens of thousands of people die prematurely each year because of poor air quality.

For example, a number of porpoises swimming one behind the other and rising regularly to take air might produce the appearance of a very large serpentlike creature progressing by a series of vertical undulations.

If most of the Sea Harriers had been lost, the GR.3s would have replaced them in air patrol duties, even though the Harrier GR.3 was not designed for air defence operations; as such the GR.3s quickly had their outboard weapons pylons modified to take air-to-air Sidewinder missiles.

In addition to taking air traffic control out of the hands of the Federal Aviation Administration and turning it over to a private corporation accountable to the industry and its customers, Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta should make airport privatization a top priority.

Take air traffic control.

I decided to take the air, visit the Latin Quarter.

We need to take civilian air security seriously.