Sentence examples for welcome air from inspiring English sources

But these drawbacks evaporate shortly after Ms. Rivera sweeps onstage, trailing a welcome air of effortless glamour as the senior diva of the troupe.

Olsson, who produces the paper with a staff of three, claimed that the government's decision to launch the Sentinel contradicts its aims of encouraging private enterprise as the island prepares to welcome air travel.

That the majority of the artwork is installed in the dark is, I suspect, more an accident of curatorial selection than any nod to Plato, but it nonetheless adds an overall, welcome air of mystery.

Back in the day, when aircon wasn't in anyone's wildest dreams, Ukrainians built small kitchens close to where veg was grown, tiny brick houses where all the windows and doors could stay open to let some welcome air in to the mini preserving factories that they would become.

Wisden commented: "Constantine, in the mood suggesting his work in Saturday afternoon League cricket, brought a welcome air of gaiety to the Test arena.

Radio 7 gave a welcome airing of Noel Coward pastiche Design for Murder this week (listen again here).

BA A welcome airing for one of the more worthwhile later-era Comic Strips.

This lends the group a welcome mutant air, especially when Mr. Taborn asserts his ambidexterity.

At the concluding press conference, Somalia's prime minister again said that he would welcome "targeted" air strikes against al-Qaida.

"Irish Ferries ready for second ash boost," trumpeted a press release from the ferry company, promising "Ulysses is poised to welcome any air travellers disrupted by another Icelandic volcano".

Like the investment banker he once was, Mr Carney may be selling high and buying low by moving from Canada to Britain.Mr Carney's appointment will bring some welcome fresh air to the Bank of England, which has been criticised for its insularity and rigid hierarchy.