- as
manifested by its
expanse of 400,000 sqm (gross
floor area),
which is
airily occupied by
different establishments suited for
varying needs and wants...
- &c." Et
cetera and
derivatives such as etceteras, have long been used
airily,
humorously or dismissively,
often as a cadigan. For example: ... he still...
-
about a
career change into the
field of philosophy, Raj
breezes in and
airily announces that he has been
accepted for
membership in the
snooty Livingston...
-
centers of
eastern Europe'" (Golden 2007a, p. 55) "dismissed ...
rather airily" (Golden 2007a, p. 55). "Some
limit this
denial to
European Jews and make...
- Told in the
legends of
Niigata Prefecture, on
rainy nights it
would fly
airily around a
place where bodies are
washed for burial. Nobi (野火, lit. "field...
- writing, "Gelernter is Jewish, and it is not
likely that a non-Jew
would airily argue that
obnoxious leftist Jews have
taken over
elite higher education...
- the
scholar and journalist, John Gittings. An off-duty
local clerk spoke airily of the
killings and the cannibalism—obligingly
writing down his name and...
- themselves,
although they were not
jumpers or
experienced glider troopers, they
airily dismissed the 509th and its
fresh combat experiences, as well as any nonstandard/Limey...
-
taken by the new
Peronist government was to
privatise the carrier,
after airily opposing to the
privatisation propositions of its predecessor. The sale...
-
making identification difficult, and
partly due to new taxa
having been "
airily described on the
basis of
poorly preserved herbarium specimens". Cordia...
