be in the air

“The ball is definitely going to be in the air some,” Riley said.

It’s also just such a big fun room and with the festival, energy will be in the air.

"You have presidents who love to be in the air... Some of these trips are personal glorifications, not so much for the country," he told the BBC.

For me, a 20-foot jump in normal Belmont wind means I’ll be in the air between four and five seconds.

Some 20 players will be competing three weeks in a row to start the year, and three of them will be in the air more than the others.