| When the temperatures do rise and tights become unbearable, try the airier option of hold-ups. |
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| We have chosen to spin this yarn even airier and with the double amount of yarn. |
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| New for the Meriva, the full-length panorama sunroof brings an even airier feel to the cabin. |
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| We recommend this fabric for those who leave the sling in the chair after the transfer or simply want an airier alternative. |
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| She has in fact created her own universe, her own sense of beauty, with a new, airier, more stylish label, made in her own image. |
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| This process requires oxygen and therefore attracts air, so that the agricultural ground becomes airier and more spongy. |
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| The surfaces are then usually perceived as airier and more open. |
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| Moreover, the brasses sound mellower, the woodwinds airier, the strings crisper. |
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| Finally, the agar-agar foam produced with a food siphon also holds better than animal gelatin foam, this property allows for lighter and airier textures. |
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| But sociologists wonder what will happen if Cairo goes the way of cities elsewhere, with the poor living downtown and the middle classes wafting off to airier suburbs. |
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| By the time he was six his father, a local merchant, had done well enough for himself to join the flight of Cairo's burgeoning middle class to the airier, more modern parts of town. |
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| Liko OriginalSling is also available in polyester net for those who leave the sling in the chair after transfer and who want an airier alternative. |
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