air out

The fight for marriage equality and legal cases has “sucked the air out of the room for other organizations,” says Brad Becker.

I air out a lot of the really troubling questions that are facing conservationists right now.

The face-to-face, the things, the bromance … … That amazing scene where you fire off your gun in the air out of frustration.

The question is, did he let the air out of the balloon here?

In one, he places them in a plastic bag and then sucks the air out of it, with a vacuum.

She felt dimly the difference between the hot air of the dance-hall and the warm air out of doors.

I would have preferred this purer air out here, but it was impossible.

I understand why she said you must put it on loosely; that's to let the common air out.

Some people let the air out when their machine is not in use, under the idea that it is good for the tyres, but this is a mistake.

They either cleverly jumped on one side or sprang up into the air out of the way.