Sentence examples for true air from inspiring English sources

This show breathes the true air of the 60s.

But with the arrival of the world's first JEAN-MICHEL CAZABAT store, one corner of this crowded retail corridor has a true air of Gallic authenticity.

On Nov. 30, a true air bridge began, linking downtown airports and cutting hotel-to-hotel travel time to as little as four hours.

"But perhaps most impressive of all," he wrote, was "the accomplishment for the first time in military history of a true air mobility on the battlefield".

This corresponds to true air space opacification caused by alveoli filled with pus (Fig. 6).

A novel approach of TAS model development is implemented to generate true air speed data in the absence of TAS sensor.

It's a kind of televisual Mo Mowlam, holding the hand of every cultural tribe, consoling us all with the presence of two important things: the first, a concept so dumbed-down it borders on sinister; the second, the stripped back, "humanity at its truest" air of an anthropological study – something the OG, Big Brother, lost years ago.

Whereas a person needs to go outdoors to be exposed to sunlight, this is less true for air pollution, as the air also pervades into homes.

While that's true, dry air can have a protective effect too: Viruses prefer humid, moist air and the majority of them are less likely to spread in the arid environment of a plane, according to Adalja.

The first true home air conditioner was not developed until 1929.

It is true that air strikes cannot fight the warped ideology that drives Isis.