air hole
airhole

We go down the air hole and into the mine.

There was a new sound outside: a voice, at one of the air holes.

The last of the air holes would ice over soon.

The thing paused for a moment in the air hole, looking back.

A small air hole is left in the top of the lodge.

They'd put them in cans with very few air holes.

The air holes - to let him breathe - he could hear through those!

He could see the air hole, in plain sight now, just a few feet away.

With the trunk shut I could see the air holes.

You will hear screams, for there are air holes in the box.

Each was covered by a lid with tiny air holes.

There's got to be an air hole down here somewhere."

There were no nostrils in the long, pointed face, just two air holes.

"Are you sure we shouldn't put air holes into this?"

I could look out at the people through the little air holes she had poked in her purse.

The air hole was actually a shaft bored into the side of the mountain.

Near by was an air hole through the ice.

There was an air hole in the ceiling, but otherwise only concrete around me.

One could see the 250 air holes on the inner side of the tentacles.

A mine shaft or an air hole would have to come to the surface somewhere higher than ground level.

This can provide an emergency air hole should the main entrance become blocked.

I poked several air holes in the lid with a pencil.

The air holes can be in many different blade locations, but they are most often along the leading edge.

A cigarette case with air holes cut in it would have sufficed.

Two officers got out and one removed a blue carrying case with air holes from the trunk.