Further analogous to Obama-against whom they first tried the label of Chicago machine politician-Stevenson was labelled an "egghead" by a powerful Republican, based on his baldness and intellectual air-a bit more imaginative than McCain's "elite". ❋ Unknown (2008)
Something white in the air-a parachute with a little suitcase attached to it! ❋ Bachman, Richard (2007)
'Nevertheless, you need a change of air-a change of scenery,' Arnold said with decision. ❋ Craven, Sara (2001)
"Nevertheless, you need a change of air-a change of scenery, " Arnold said with decision. ❋ Craven, Sara (2001)
She watched him reach out and pluck things out of the air-a jar of white powder, a bottle of water, a beaker, a syringe. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (2001)
Just beyond the refuse wagons hung empty air-a drop of almost two miles straight down. ❋ Lebaron, Francis (1999)
A god shot through the air-a fiery body with angel wings and a throat that sang as loudly and gloriously as a heavenly choir. ❋ Lebaron, Francis (1999)
In the fields, the last of the potatoes are being picked by men and women who wear gloves and their heaviest scrapes, for now the wind has turned firmly, blowing east to west, blowing hard, and always there's the smell of salt in the chilly air-a smell like tears. ❋ King, Stephen (1997)
It snatched something out of the air-a bug? another, smaller, bird? ❋ King, Stephen (1997)
Some kind of special air-a gas-was what these lights burned. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (1995)
The sun was still above the horizon when Claire rejoined him on the street, but it was late in the day; people were going home to their tea, and there was a feeling of general relaxation in the air-a looking forward to leisured peace after the long day's work. ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (1992)
The smell of a forest was in the air-a rich, dark scent of cedar and pine. ❋ De Lint, Charles, 1951- (1990)
Several helicopters were in the air-a good idea of someone's. ❋ Clancy, Tom, 1947- (1986)
He could feel something in the air-a gathering of ... intention, he supposed. ❋ De Lint, Charles, 1951- (1985)
Yet, since the arrival of the humans at Southgate, torches had been set about the opening, allowing the men, women, and children access to the outside air-a human need that seemed an unaccountable weakness to the subterranean dwarves. ❋ Parkinson, Dan (1985)
There was something in the air-a spice perhaps-that Akiko could not define. ❋ Lustbader, Eric (1984)
There was a terrible stink in the air-a smell of bum - ing, a smell of outraged elements which had never been meant to meet. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1977)
In fact it was slowly raising the device into the air-a process which he knew would continue until Kutlos could get a clear shot at it. ❋ Voltz, William (1977)
