Examples of 'what about the air' in a sentence
Meaning of "what about the air"
what about the air: This phrase could be a rhetorical question or a genuine inquiry about the quality, condition, or significance of the air in a given context. It might prompt further discussion on air quality, atmosphere, or the presence of something intangible
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what about the air
What about the air.
The windows were secure. What about the air vent?
What about the air marshal who tasered me?
I will cross it against Henderson. - What about the air marshal?
What about the air near where they live?
Okay, but what about the air machine?
What about the air vents? We considered that before going.
From Batman? - What about the air phone idea?
What about the air quality of our neighborhood? See.
But what about the air conditioning?
What about the air marshal? That I will have in a couple of minutes.
And what about the air hostesses?
What about the air phone idea?
Well, what about the air filters?
What about the air marshal?
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Well, what about the air on station?
What about the air horn?
Well, what about the air miles?
What about the air support?
What about the air raid last night?
What about the air vent?
What about the air and the sunshine?
What about the air vents?
What about the air quality?
What about the air marshal who tasered me? Was he in on it?
What about the air support? Did they endeavor now or not now?
Well, what about the air on station? Do we have any direct support?
What about the Air Jordan VIIIs?
What about the air horn? - Got it.
A, What about the air strikes on Kobani?
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