To many, it is like a breath of stale air.
He blew out stale air, set himself, and made another run toward his image.
She took a deep breath of the dry, stale air and pulled open the big door.
He hadn't realized how stale the air in the cabin had become.
The stale air in the room would not allow him to keep his eyes open: he had to blink.
But it was something more than stale air that Tom smelled.
Stale air from inside the house comes out the slice hot and dry.
She left the door wide and opened the windows to let in some less stale air, then played her messages.
The pain made him suck in a breath of the house's stale air.
He could smell his own blood in the stale, hot air inside the tent.
He took in a deep breath of the foul air the planet provided.
I waited a while, till the foul air should clear from the passage.
They've got enough to contend with without foul air as well.
Reese leaned back, took a deep breath of foul air.
He wasn't sure if it was from the increasingly foul air or the overwhelming sense of frustration.
Only the birds, gliding on the foul air over the river.
Or do they just live on foul air and poison?
They float up and vanish without a sound in the hot, foul air.
From the dark side of the world, where it had been hiding, a black foul air came boiling out toward them.
A draft of foul air washed down from the hole.
Medizinwörterbuch für Ạ̈rzte und Krankenschwestern