Sentence examples for troubled air from inspiring English sources

He said it wasn't fair to use the troubled air warfare destroyer project, running three years late and $1.2bn over budget, as the key criterion for decisions about local defence industry capability to undertake future naval construction in Australia.

The record is forthcoming on Ghostly International, and it has a distinctly troubled air to it, equally evocative of agitation and melancholy.

Significantly, his Tell never shakes off a vaguely troubled air.

While on that assignment, he caught the PMOs attention, which sounded him off as a potential candidate to take over the troubled Air India.

In the last year, Mr. Mullin, who will mark his fifth anniversary as Delta's boss next week, has emerged as the industry's point man in a nascent drive to change public discourse over the troubled air-transport system.

In 1992 British Airways expanded through the acquisition of the financially troubled Dan-Air, giving BA a much larger presence at Gatwick airport.

Last June, All Nippon Airways, Japan's No. 2 airline after JAL, took over the troubled operator of Air Do, another discounter.

He missed the song's prevailing air of troubled bewilderment, but people like him often do.

Singapore Airlines will reduce the price it is offering to raise its stake in the troubled carrier, according to Air New Zealand's board.

In Thin Air, a troubled doctor narrates an attempt in 1935 by five Englishmen on Kangchenjunga, the Himalayan mountain more deadly than Everest.

C1 Airlines Consider New Alliance British Airways is in talks with Delta Air Lines and Air France about joining their international alliance, a move that would be expected to break up British Air's troubled partnership with American Airlines.