1
She has it slung and lets it take an airing in the day.
2
But it is pleasant, occasionally, to take an airing beyond the bounds of incredulity.
3
Field-Marshal Blucher, who was very sick all day, now intended to take an airing.
4
She could not even take an airing, however, without some discussion with Miss Granger.
5
Once upon a time a Snake went out of his hole to take an airing.
6
It was the day you went away, the day these gentlemen came, that we thought she would take an airing.
7
Every afternoon he is wont to take an airing, and after tea a game of whist affords an evening amusement.
8
When I arrived at Mr. L---'s ,thechildren were just gone out to take an airing, and I could not see them.
9
Then it will suddenly occur to your excellency to take an airing, the sun having set, and therefore unable to hurt your eyes.
10
These fishes can easily take an airing on land, where they breathe the air as you or I do, and are downright amphibians.
11
When the mother had laid her last egg and was getting ready to sit, she decided to take an airing before settling down to work.
12
In days of yore the musician used to play in softest, sweetest strain, and then take an airing amongst the dolphins: "inter delphinas Arion."
13
Then he takes an airing in his chariot till dinner, which is served at noon.
14
He then took an airing in one of the royal carriages which was placed at his disposal.
15
Paine generally sat, taking an airing, at the lower front windows, the gazed-at of all passers by.
16
His physical tenement has taken an airing.
