How To Use Put on airs In A Sentence

Beth didn't put on airs, and she liked people who were the same way.
Not for her the tendency to put on airs and throwing star tantrums.
don't put on airs with me
In any case, Byrne, who has been acting professionally since she was 13, isn't the type to put on airs.
Alice's sharp wit and blunt pronouncements could be intimidating, but if you didn't put on airs and weren't a fool, she was fiercely loyal and endlessly forgiving.

She didn't seem to put on airs or act as if she was better then him.
But then again, he had never been one to put on airs.
In Spanish sixteenth - and seventeenth - century authors the term acquired an ironic twist, as in the expression hacerse de los godos (“to claim nobil - ity, to put on airs”). CONCEPT OF GOTHIC
But she does not put on airs, as other girls do; she is quite natural and - though, I must admit, not my personal favourite - a lovely person.
Bella never put on airs and graces, remaining a real Blackpool girl.
In other words, they - most of the people that are very successful in life - put on airs.
Don't put on airs or try to impress anymore.