Sentence examples similar to wrong air from inspiring English sources

I'm not even an introvert – and introverts do not thrive in open plan offices – but I am sensitive to stimuli, and the layers of sound, the constant movement and the undulating and consistently wrong air-con temperature do more to distract me than focus my attention on the work I'm supposed to be doing.

"We were wrong to air that material".

"If things go wrong on air, I've handled them.

The Prime Minister believes it is wrong to air disagreements with the US.

For every one thing that could go wrong with air bags, the Sky Crane had a thousand.

When things go wrong with air travel, customers often complain not only to the airlines, but to the government.

Her comments came in the week that Radio 4's John Humphrys got her name wrong on air, confusing her with Caroline Lucas at the end of a combative interview.

"I didn't feel like dealing with the lines and dealing with the traffic — I didn't feel like dealing with Queens," said Ms. Poll, as if Queens embodied all that was wrong with air travel.

As for the fan idea, Mr. DePlasco said Mr. Brodeur had not gone far enough: "What's wrong with air-conditioning?" Outside their Web sites, the candidates have taken various routes in campaigning.

Certainly, there's nothing wrong with airing shows with a limited audience.

Barbour can be heard asking what's wrong and airing concern for her kids.