free air

noun

First recorded in 1930–35

That the Baltic free air and Riga's welcoming vibe could make her colleagues "too relaxed."

So I plan in 2013 to have an ‘Occupy the Free Air’ protest across the United States.

Though but a thin roof separated him from the bright sunshine and free air, he seemed condemned to living burial.

It was fearfully hot, as the high hills on each side of the river shut out the free air and made the camp an oven.

He was clearly an exotic, a curious pale flower with healthy roots and a yearning for clean, free air.

Here was his chance now to rid himself of Bassett; to breathe free air again!

His mind was in its element—the bird restored to the free air, the fish to the water, the horse galloping across the plain.

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