(1) The pump sucks air out through this valve.

(2) He let the air out of the balloon.

(3) Open the window and let the room air out.

(4) You've let all the air out of the tyres.

(5) The pump sucks air out through the valve.

(6) Breathe the air out slowly and steadily.

(7) I'll have to air out the car. Someone has been smoking in it.

(8) A fan pumps the air out of the hose.

(9) To cool, the motor forces air out of the box, so lowering the temperature.

(10) A mirage, a reflection of layers on air out to sea.

(11) The cooling fan blows air out of the system unit thus lowering the pressure inside.

(12) I air out my shoes every other day.

(13) My dad will air out the basement today.

(14) We will air out the house.

(15) Who let out the air out of my tyres?

(16) Can I open the window air out the room?

(17) Who let the air out of my tyres?

(18) When repairing leaks[/air out.html], we always release the air out of the tank before rewelding it.

(19) The pump sucks air out ( of the vessel ) through this valve.

(20) Unwrap and air out your dry-cleaned garments for at least two days in an exterior area, like a garage—never is a closet or bedroom.

(21) An exhaust port (20) allows dried air out of the compression chamber.

(22) We let some air out of the truck's tyres, instead.

(23) Familiar ring knocked him awake calm air out of the classroom instantly, the first sense -- - cold.

(24) Can I open the window and air out the room?

(25) It's time to go home, let the air out of the air bed.

(26) Please open the window, we need to air out the room.

(27) She laughed often; a great sudden masculine sound, jerking her arms as if elbowing the air out of the way.

(28) They still breathe out when they strike, forcing the air out of their body and tensing their muscles.

(29) The outlet channel 30a preferably includes a terminal edge 30b that is positioned proximate an inner surface of the housing 12 proximate the louvered vent 16a to direct air out of the air outlet 16.

(30) They are trying to joke around, which takes the air out of it.

(1) He let the air out of the balloon.

(31) Specially developed cowls direct air into the building, and also draw used air out.

(32) Snow machines shoot a mixture of water and compressed air out of nozzles.

(33) My mother will air out the wet blankets in the sun.

(34) Smashing: A bindery process used to compress air out of the folded sheets . See Nipping.

(35) It is impossible to pump absolutely all the air out of a container and thus make a perfect vacuum (0Pa), but enough air can be pumped out to be effective.

(36) The cross-section is a triangular shape and there are holes in here, and we blow air out of that.

(37) No, but I will put it out in the sunshine to let it air out.