"It also happens that a writer feels they'd like their work to be given a limited airing in front of the public," he said.
Perhaps tonight was a good time to dredge up all the memories and give them an airing.
I gave my watch an airing,' Aitken said, 'and their times are much better.
Saturday and then she would give the shed a good airing.
How about just giving the conservative viewpoint an airing, let alone equal time?
Eventually, the finished film was given a public airing in Caernarfon.
I mean we just give the uniforms an airing,' he translated.
That would give the whole issue a good airing.
He added, "They have to give both sides an airing."
Let us by all means give our classic a regular airing and add a new accessory.
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