air , ***** , auch: ayre old-fashioned

We have been in the air now for four hours.

The next thing he did was take to the air.

Take their talking points and put them on the air.

He is strong in the air and with his feet.

They wanted him to tell his story on the air.

I saw myself in the air and hit my head.

More than half of the hands shot into the air.

The floor gets a lot of love, the air little.

And what does being on the air do for you?

I was live on air so didn’t answer the call.

You seem to be less able to hold in air.

Maybe he needed to go out and get some air.

Until about three minutes after we went off the air.

Trying to clear the air could be difficult at best.

But in the final period, Central went to the air.

But others said they knew something was in the air.

Why pay when you can get on the air free?

The air is so clear you can see many miles.

What they all mean is still up in the air.

Little light and no air will be lost, he said.

The change of air seems to be doing him good.

Yet talk of building another is now in the air.

The air show, started in is held every two years.

The future of the bill is up in the air.

And the clear air means you can see for ever.