41.   And inevitably winter landscapes, quickly brushed in the frosty open air or caught through the glass of a studio window, figured in their repertory.

42.   And inevitably winter landscapes, rendered in the frosty open air or through the glass of a studio window, figured in their repertoire.

43.   And then play in the open air on grass and mud the way football should be played.

44.   And they would begin to moan, deep wrenching moans from someplace unfathomable, moans that would leave their bodies and shudder almost visibly in the open air.

45.   Another historic church, Trinity, has a summer-fall open air craft market in its courtyard.

46.   Around Narsingdi, workers are more likely to live in villages with the open air, ripening jackfruit and the moist green of rice paddies.

47.   At the windows open to the street, passersby stop to chat with diners, the sounds of French lilting across the open air.

48.   A fireplace and staircase are exterior amenities, and multiple patios on the first and second floors extend the living space to the open air.

49.   A million homes remained without electricity, and thousands of people spent Tuesday night outside, huddled in the open air.

50.   A severe health risk from shigella dysentery threatens the million refugees, who live in makeshift huts in the open air with little sanitation.