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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slice of air" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered unusual or metaphorical.
It could be used in a poetic or creative context to evoke a sense of lightness or the intangible nature of air.
Example: "As she stepped outside, she felt as if she were taking a slice of air, refreshing and invigorating her spirit."
Alternatives: "a breath of air" or "a whiff of air".
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Apple products dominate the show but it's not the only brand in play, with BlackBerry, Canon, Dell and Sony also getting a slice of air time (to name just the brands I immediately noticed).
A slice of air this thin isn't very high in capacity millions of city dwellers sucking up YouTube videos could swamp it but it's well suited to offer national coverage for wireless broadband.
After swiftly dishing out a slice of air pie, we made some more enquiries and got hold of a number for a guy called Kidda, who is probably the second best producer in Nottingham, after Virgo.
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"In the picture of another person, you can pick and choose what you want to incorporate". Pears, Cherries and a Slice of Cake has the vague air of Fernand Léger, Beach Tent of Patrick Caulfield, Chez Marie of Matisse via Hockney.
Direct air capture for commodity carbon dioxide is unlikely to capture more than a slice of the market.
The air may have leaked out of internet stocks but ao.com still offers a slice of some interesting retail action.
Or a slice of prosciutto?
It depicts a slice of America, a slice of humanity.
5. Top each eggplant slice with a slice of tomato and then a slice of mozzarella.
"A slice, like you cut a slice of sausage, but a slice of dream".
A slice of luck?
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