91.   So they cracked off the stuffy old roof, opened up more parking and remade the center as an open air piazza.

92.   Somehow Kircher not only survived but continued to tweak authority in the open air of Rome during the Counter-Reformation.

93.   Specializing in environmental education, the refuge is to offer a visitor learning center, an open air nature tram, hiking and bicycling trails, and picnicking sites.

94.   That was only one more death than here in Matsumoto, where the gas wafted through the open air over a distance of tens or hundreds of feet.

95.   The cheeses sit under a towel in the open air with flies buzzing around.

96.   The fuel must be loaded into the canisters under water, because in open air, the radiation it gives off would be lethal.

97.   The open air market, located in an orthodox neighborhood, is normally closed for the day of Sabath.

98.   The open air platform at the end of the car entices many a traveler to stand out there, feeling the invigorating rush of air as the countryside rolls.

99.   The press box was open air at the old Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, Minn., which meant it was sauna hot in the summertime.

100.   The sitter, Mme. de Sireuil, looks quite enormous as she sits in the open air wearing a bright red dressing gown and a black bonnet.