Kriti Kharbanda

Even if someone were to take me out on a date, I have a 'touch me not' air about me. I don't like people who take things too fast nor the ones who take forever to open up to me.

Indian Model

Justin Chon

Just be yourself. As an actor, you pretend all day - that's what the job calls for. So, when it comes to my personal life, a woman who keeps it real is a breath of fresh air.

American Actor

Pulkit Samrat

In television, what you have shot in the morning, may go on air that very day in the evening; but films give you a lot of time to work on your character.

Indian Actor

James Roday

In some ways, especially with social media, I feel like 'Psych' has found another whole life since it went off the air.

Patrick Ness

It's fun being paid to read stuff and air your opinion about it - pretty much a dream job for a writer.

American Author

Paula Marshall

I've said no to shows that have been on the air for six years because they weren't what I wanted to do.

American Actress

Gustav Mahler

Spring won't let me stay in this house any longer! I must get out and breathe the air deeply again.

Austrian Composer

Goran Persson

Do not be afraid that joy will make the pain worse; it is needed like the air we breathe.

Swedish Politician

Alexander Graham Bell

The nation that secures control of the air will ultimately control the world.

Scottish Inventor

Jimmy Graham

Later in life, I'd like to end up doing air races.

American Athlete

Use 'air' to emphasize the importance of clean, breathable atmosphere for life.

Vital Resource

'Air' is often used in discussions about pollution and environmental health.

Environmental Concern

'Air' refers to the space above us, often implying freedom or openness.

Physical Space

The phrase 'up in the air' indicates that a decision or outcome is uncertain.

Uncertainty

Describing a room's 'air' can convey the general mood or feelings present.

Ambient Atmosphere

Use 'air' to hint at unspoken feelings or the energy of a place.

Emotional Subtext

In music, 'air' can be a lyrical, expressive melody, often simple and tuneful.

Musical Piece

'Air' in music may reflect a cultural or historical character of a place.

Cultural Expression

To 'air' something in conversation means to discuss it openly, usually a grievance.

Public Discussion

Using 'air' as a verb involves letting fresh air into a place or thing.

Refreshing Spaces

'Air' indicates when a program will be broadcasted on TV or radio, pertaining to schedule.

Media Scheduling

To 'air' on media also suggests reaching a wide audience.

Scope of Audience

 and what makes it more difficult at high altitudes or deep water. And we normally don't feel the air pressing on us because it's generally uniform. So even though different amounts of air molecules are hitting you at different times, the swarm is so thick that all those little differences average out.

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 wake of destruction they can form in seconds change direction in a heartbeat and their devastation can last a lifetime exactly how and why tornadoes occur is still a bit of a mystery but an indication that one is forming is a wall cloud fast-moving winds roll air below

Tornadoes 101 PIPE National...

 String instruments are plucked or bowed. Woodwinds have air blown against a reed or sharp edge. For brass instruments, however, the vibration come directly from the musician's mouth. One of the first things a brass player must learn is to breathe in deeply,

How brass instruments...

 leading to a massive reduction in smog. Similarly, regulations on vehicle emissions and gas content in the US reduced the volatile compounds in the air and smog levels along with them. Smog remains a major problem around the world.

The science of smog -...

 always loved military model kids miniature war games science fiction films and anime right from the start I knew I wanted to make a military vehicle toy I imagine a world where air power never evolved and tanks did getting

How I made the ultimate...

 The air? A brisk -10 with windchill, and I could literally feel the blood trying to leave my hands, feet and face, and rush to protect my vital organs. It was the coldest I've ever been.