a change of air in a sentence

• Briefly, in northern climes, a change of air every two minutes is ample.
• I needed a change of air.
• This valve causes a change of air pressure within a channel that leads to all pipes of that note.
• He went to Castle Hill in the high country for a change of air, but returned even more ill.
• After Rossetti  had an attack of paralysis on one side, his medical adviser Mr John Marshall recommended a change of air.
• For this excess he was arrested; but the duke released him, and took him for a change of air to his country seat of Belriguardo.
• A lifelong sufferer of asthma since she was two years old, she was frequently taken as a child to Okayama, where her grandparents lived, for a change of air.
• It's really an insignificant indisposition but nonetheless His Majesty is concerned and thinks it fitting for Her Highness the Princess to come to Y1
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• Porter traveled with Dr . James K . Hall to Texas in March 1882, hoping that a change of air would help alleviate a persistent cough he had developed.
• Pierre was of fragile health, and his parents took him frequently to the countryside or beach resorts for rest and a change of air, or to Paris to visit the galleries of the Luxembourg Palace and the Louvre.
• It's difficult to see a change of air in a sentence .
• The speed of weather systems typically brings a change of air mass every few days . This fall, the weather-system cycle in the Northeast has acted with unusual precision, delivering chilly air early in the week and mild air at the end.
• The doctors did not divulge their prognosis, but two days later Cevher A
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• While some, caught in a rut of doing the same job for years, longed to expand their horizon, others hoped that a change of air and job specifications might just " grease their creaky creative joints " and get the motors up and running again.
• The poems in the " In and Out " section include " A Change of Air ", " You ", " Et in Arcadia Ego ", " On the Circuit ", " After Reading a Child's Guide to Modern Physics ", and " Whitsunday in Kirchstetten ".