Wiktionary
air flows
n. (air flow English)
Usage examples of "air flows".
Two commonly cited culprits for the present epoch are the rise of the Himalayas and the formation of the Isthmus of Panama, the first disrupting air flows, the second ocean currents.
A gust of chill damp air flows into the hostelry, cutting through the stale warmth.
Over the peak of Mauna Kea air flows more smoothly than above any other high site in the world.
Since air flows counterclockwise around these storms, the winds come out of the northeast as they move offshore.
Next, the smoky layer flows out of the opening while fresh air flows in.
After all, when a carrier is hauled aloft at four gravities acceleration the air flows out of the bilgevalves very quickly, but the cold comes in more quickly still.