Sentence examples for transferred air from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the hotel's tower soars to 54 stories because the builder transferred air rights from the houses and agreed to renovate the brownstones.

At TNT, the large Dutch logistics company, contingency plans are already in place to transfer air freight to the road network.

Richard N. Gottfried, the author of the 1998 Hudson River Park Act, said the ability to transfer air rights could reap tremendous new revenue for the park.

Like the old practice of transferring air rights, or height limits, to tall buildings from short ones in New York City, the system allows municipalities to designate where their growth will be.

The library could also sell some 100,000 square feet of unused space at the site, or seek city permission to transfer air rights (there may be more than a million square feet) from 42nd Street.

We brainstormed ways to transfer air into the pipes using air bed pumps and thus the "air slippers" were born.

In effect, you are transferring air from your lungs into your stomach, at which point it can escape your body through the throat as a burp.

The simple process of transferring air-dried wood powder from the wells within a filter plate to a tape support is illustrated in Additional file 1: Figure S1.

Another study comparing transfer by air and ground transportation found significantly better protocol adherence when patients were transferred by air, which according to the authors was the result of the advanced trauma training of the attending flight physician [ 44].

This heat is then transferred to air or water, called carrier fluids, that flow past the back of the plate.

When he was transferred by AIR to Bombay (now Mumbai), Chaurasia played prolifically both for the film industry and at concerts.