get the air

1. see give someone the air.

Example Sentences

Atmospheric pressure, which is around 14 pounds per square inch, helps get the air into the vent pipes.

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He recommends “taking a little bit of extra weight” to compensate for the pumpkin, or carving a hole into the pumpkin to “get the air out of it.”

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“My buddies from high school, their brothers and sisters and families love to sing. Back home, we’ll get music videos going on the TV and my family will break out the brooms, and we’ll get the air guitar going and all that good stuff.”

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I don’t use these fancy programs, but I use a very heavy Chrome load that I worry the Air won’t be enough for: I’d still get the Air unless you really don’t think any of the Air’s other benefits will make a difference in your life.

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A lot of people will be wondering if they should get the Air instead of an 11-inch iPad Pro, and I think the choice is easy — buy the Air.

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