He showed her how to use the fork while he dug about roots with the spade and stirred the earth and let the air in.
He had wandered by blue lakes and thought them; he had lain on mountain-sides with sheets of deep blue gentians blooming all about him and flower breaths filling all the air and he had thought them.
It twirled in the air, and then flew back over his head.
Step into the summer-house; the air is quiet there.
Now look there ahead of us, at that halo in the air, of silvery brightness.
The rain was quite ordinary in quantity; the air in temperature.
They are given to all kinds of marvellous beliefs, are subject to trances and visions, and frequently see strange sights, and hear music and voices in the air.
A relaxed throat, a voice that lay on the breath, that had never been forced off the breath; it rose and fell in the air-column like the little balls which are put to shine in the jet of a fountain.
The air was so clear that the white sand hills to the east of Moonstone gleamed softly.
The air was a tender blue-gray, like the color on the doves that flew in and out of the white dove-house on the post in the Kohlers' garden.
The air is cool and it darkens, And calmly flows the Rhine; The summit of the mountain hearkens In evening sunshine line.
By six o'clock we were pretty high up in the air, and the view of lake and mountains had greatly grown in breadth and interest.
At once Annixter, even to Harran's surprise, put his chin in the air, making excuses, fearing to compromise himself if he accepted too readily.
The old fellow put his chin in the air, shutting his eyes in a knowing fashion.
On the following day they met--but as flying leaves meet in the air.
What with the misery for her children, the poor, and the rain, her mind was like a wound exposed to dry in the air.
The hall, when emptied of its furniture, brilliantly lit, adorned with flowers whose scent tinged the air, presented a wonderful appearance of ethereal gaiety.
Her mother having died when she was eleven, two aunts, the sisters of her father, brought her up, and they lived for the sake of the air in a comfortable house in Richmond.
A change produced in the blood by exposure to the air in respiration; oxygenation of the blood in respiration; arterialization.
The air is deliciously cool," she said, "the moonlight peaceful and poetic, and the garden inviting.
I am only very tired," she repeated wearily, as she allowed Lord Fancourt to lead her, where subdued lights and green plants lent coolness to the air.
Dear Enemy: You doctored the whole house, then stalked past my library with your nose in the air, while I was waiting tea with a plate of Scotch scones sitting on the trivet, ordered expressly for you as a peace-offering.
Bretland picked her up and tossed her in the air as handily as though it were a daily occurrence, while she ecstatically shrieked her delight.
Father Brown was silent and motionless for half a minute, then he said: "Superstition is irreligious, but there is something in the airof this place.
The only big dinner table was the celebrated terrace table, which stood open to the air on a sort of veranda overlooking one of the most exquisite old gardens in London.
But last of all, that no breath of this idiotic suspicion remain in the air, I will tell you all you want to know.
The third represented the upper half of a human figure, ending in an escalloped line like the waves; the face was rubbed and featureless, and both arms were held very stiffly up in the air.
The gardener caught the cold crash of the water full in his face like the crash of a cannon-ball; staggered, slipped and went sprawling with his boots in the air.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "the air" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
