The phrase "air hanging" is not a standard expression in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in a poetic or metaphorical sense to describe a feeling or atmosphere, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "The tension in the room was palpable, with an air hanging heavy with unspoken words."
Alternatives: "atmosphere lingering" or "tension in the air".
Famously private in their relationship, the pair refused to kiss for their host and left the air hanging with discomfort.
When he shifted his gaze from a page he was reading, a ghostly afterimage of the text materialized in the air, hanging legibly for a few moments.
English as no other industrial landscape, the white air hanging low over the smog-blackened bricks, northern as no other part of the country.
"Reign Over Me" closes with, at best, a cautious hope, leaving us more anxious than when we went in, and throughout the film there is a stunned and bewildered air hanging over the city, like a heavy smog.
One after another they take to the air, hanging momentarily on updraughts of wind before turning with a flick of their wings, and soaring upwards into the clear blue sky, calling as they go.
The low burbling of the fridge began to infiltrate, and scrutinising the Poor Thing's long, thin face, Jane noted the droplet of translucent mucus, summoned by the night air, hanging from the pink tip of her long, thin nose.
The most difficult role I have played is Norma, but I have to say that the most difficult performance was in a play by Carles Santos, a groundbreaking composer who wrote a play in which the singers were literally floating in the air- hanging in a harness.
A large stationary air bubble hanging beneath an air sparger in a downward liquid flow can exist at flow rates substantially greater than flow rates which would wash away large free (slug/Taylor) bubbles.
A large stationary air bubble hanging beneath an air sparger in a downward liquid flow can exist at flow rates substantially greater than flow rates which would wash away large free bubbles (sometimes known as slugs).
"We can serve another couple hundred outside," Mr. Austin said as he walked through the crowd to the parking lot, the air spiced with the scent of felt pine-tree air fresheners hanging from rearview mirrors.
If you don't want the air freshener hanging from the mirror, find another part of the car to hang it from like the coat hook or hand holds or simply let it sit somewhere like the drinks tray or in a door pocket.
