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Sentences ending with airs

Some touch of the mysterious, some sweet fantastical melody in all he played, charmed them, even when he gave them old familiar airs. [11]
You must be rich, with your fine clothes and quality airs. [5]
We do not put on airs. [11]
Blow, you bandsmen on the hurricane deck, let the shores echo with your national airs! [9]
He doesn't put on airs. [11]
But grand pere oblige; a person with a known grandfather is too distinguished to find it necessary to put on airs. [6]
The audience do not jabber so loud nor so incessantly as at San Carlo, and they do not hum the airs with the singers--" "Perhaps," said my wife, "that is because they do not know the airs. [4]
None of them like too well to be told of it, but it must be sounded in their ears whenever they put on airs. [6]
The gigantic Henderson; Jack's own vision of a great fortune; Carmen and her house of Nero; the astute and diplomatic Mavick, with his patronizing airs! [4]
Richter never guessed how Stephen, with his eyes on his book, used to drink in those airs. [9]

Short sentences using airs

Such quiet, vegetable airs! [4]

More example sentences with the word airs in them

A pretty woman, whatever her airs and quality, is to be carried the same way, and a man ought never to be frightened by appearances. [9]
But her airs were so natural that young and old bowed before her. [9]
A ponderous tow-headed Swiss woman, who put on many fine-lady airs, but was evidently more used to washing linen than wearing it, sat in a corner seat and put her legs across into the opposite one, propping them intermediately with her up-ended valise. [5]
Was there nothing said about the airs of a country school-ma'am, the aplomb of an adventurer? [4]
The airs he puts on are insufferable. [5]
Bertin used to put on airs with the nobility when they came to order gowns, and she was very rude to me when I went for my court dress. [9]
Gad'rabotin, don't you put on airs with me! [11]
Consciousness of unquestioned position makes people gracious in proper measure to all; but if a woman puts on airs with her real equals, she has something about herself or her family she is ashamed of, or ought to be. [6]
I will also playa few airs to you. [10]
Breakfast was set out in the tiled and sheltered loggia, where they were fanned by the cool airs of a softly breathing ocean. [9]
The window was open, and the cool airs from the mountain spruces mingled with the odors of corn meal and kerosene and calico print. [9]
The poll closes only when the train leaves, and your watch doesn't show that, so don't put on airs yet. [11]
She certainly put on no airs of royalty when she was "cart-wheeling" about the fort. [4]
I should put on more airs than Beauty Steele. [11]
If you put on airs long, he'll get it and the donkey, too, and you'll be left here. [10]
The youthful drivers of these camions are alert, intent, but a hard day's work on the docks by no means suffices to dampen the spirits of the passengers, who whistle ragtime airs as they bump over the cobbles. [9]
Certainly he was never one to give himself airs, but to have the world's great literary center paying court to him, who only ten years before had been penniless and unknown, and who once had been a barefoot Tom Sawyer in Hannibal, was quite startling. [5]
Although he was more than twice as old as the eldest of us, he never gave himself any airs, privileges, or exemptions on that account. [5]
The airs these little insect Governments put on are in the last degree ridiculous. [5]
Why it was like the bottom bird in the menagerie putting on airs because its head ancestor was a pterodactyl. [5]
It disarmed criticism, it mollified spite, to see him so enjoy his imitation languors, and arts, and airs, and his studied daintinesses of gesture and misbegotten refinements. [5]
Hippias, you see, is holding in his horses, too; it is his way of giving himself airs at starting. [10]
At the Metropolitan in New York they sit in a glare, and wear their showiest harness; they hum airs, they squeak fans, they titter, and they gabble all the time. [5]
Though a viscount in his own right, he gave himself not half the airs over us provincials as did many of his messmates. [9]
All these airs in a land where they would as soon expect to leave the soup out of the bill of fare as the wine!--in a land where wine is nearly as common among all ranks as water! [5]
The latter usually hum the airs while they are being sung, so that their neighbors may perceive that they have been to operas before. [5]
Mr. Bixby had his eye on these airs. [5]
I will do him the justice to say that the effort was heroic: he whistled popular airs, and snatches of the grand opera; he relieved Mr. Cooke of his glasses (of which Mr. Cooke had neglected to relieve himself), and scanned the sea line busily. [9]
She felt in herself a satiety, a fatigue, in which his good looks, his invented airs and poses, his real trouble, were all alike repulsive. [8]
He goes briskly, he puts on no airs, he is docile, though opinionated. [5]
Why, indeed, should he put on airs with this man who had come to St. Louis unknown and unrecommended and poor, who by sheer industry had made himself of importance in the large business of Carvel &, Company? [9]
Summer seemed to have burst into the room, and I was conscious of a puff of Oriental airs, and a delightful, languid tranquillity. [4]
At first Barbara had succeeded in assuming the airs of the spoiled lady, but when Adrian, with prosaic definiteness, asked for details, and she saw herself compelled to begin the game of dissimulation anew, it grew repugnant to her. [10]
Her voice, which had only been taught to warble the simplest melodies, after a little training began to show its force and sweetness and flexibility in the airs that enchant drawing-room audiences. [6]
For Beaton's talent Fulkerson never lost his admiration; but his joke was to encourage him to give himself airs of being the sole source of the magazine's prosperity. [8]
Shall it, in dalliance with the flaunting world, Play but soft airs, sing but sweet-tempered songs? [11]
I walked on beside him, improperly offended by his dignified airs, his coolness of body and manner, and what I considered the insolent plumpness and form of his chest and limbs. [11]
There was singing behind a curtain--wretched rubbish; but there were some old airs too with an accompaniment on the flutes, in the style of Olympus, and really not so bad. [10]
She was very beautiful, she was modest, quiet, genuine, and, according to her husband's testimony, she had no fine lady airs or aspirations about her. [5]
There was music, as usual, in the towers at either end of the row of carceres; but it was less stirring and cheerful than of yore, for flutes, and several of the heathen airs had been prohibited. [10]
She was clever, as the young Seigneur found, as the little Avocat was forced to admit, as the Cure allowed with a sigh, and she had no airs of badness at all and very little of usual coquetry. [11]
When you come across one of these, she naturally puts on airs. [5]
Inside the tailor-shop, a voice kept saying, "More airs than Beauty Steele! [11]
She will be a good sensible little wife, without any airs about her. [5]

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