Phrases with «midair»

The word "midair" refers to a situation or event that happens in the middle of the air, like something occurring while flying or being suspended above the ground. Full definition

Sentences with «midair»

  • A STARTLING sight will soon be hanging in midair in the Madison Avenue window of the Whitney Museum of American Art, just a few blocks from Ralph Lauren, Prada and Gucci: a 22 - foot - long neon sign spelling out the words «negro sunshine.» (nytimes.com)
  • Including midair collisions in the model increased the flux, in extreme cases approximately doubling the strength of the storm, they report online this month in Physical Review Letters. (sciencemag.org)
  • The most immediate addition is the flying squirrel suit that you encounter in the very first level, which lets you glide slowly after a jump, get a single altitude boost while in midair by doing your spin move, and cling to walls for a few seconds (though I found myself inadvertently sticking to walls at times I didn't want to as often as times I did). (giantbomb.com)
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