The phrase "air pick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or device that uses air pressure to perform a specific function, often in construction or automotive contexts.
Example: "The mechanic used an air pick to break apart the rusted bolts on the engine."
Alternatives: "air hammer" or "pneumatic chisel".
The main card is also being shown on free to air Pick TV (Freeview Channel 11, Sky Channel 152, Virgin Channel 123 or FreeSat Channel 144) from 11pm on Saturday night, so tune in to catch all the action.
The Southampton midfielder is the axis on which this team spins, the only player with the ability and bravery to pluck the ball from the air, pick up his head and orchestrate a game of possession football.
In the lungs venous blood comes in contact with inhaled air, picks up oxygen, and loses carbon dioxide.
The "lake effect" blizzard, created when cold air picks up moisture from much warmer lakes, began at about 9 a.m.
Such machines could roam a battlefield, on the ground or in the air, picking their own targets and then shredding them with cannon fire, or blowing them up with missiles, without any human intervention.
After making an eagle at the 15th to get within two strokes of the lead, Nicklaus hit his five iron high in the air, picking up his tee while the ball was still climbing, responding to his son Jackie's plea for the ball to "be right", with "it is".
The story goes that a seagall, the rat of the air, picked up this GoPro camera.
Reactors were flushed with flowing gas (helium, 12 ml/min) for 10 minutes at room temperature to remove the air picked up in reactor assembly.
Conservative sites like Newsmax and Hot Air picked up the story and right-wing commenters at various blogs crapped their cages over the "real" figures, and predictably blamed the current president for the dilemma.
As I tried to explain on air, picking through the lint in my belly button I'm not sure that today is the equivalent of the day Ford was at $1.00/share for the banking sector.
Fun visualization exercise: 1. Imagine your partner by a window, white glaring light streaming in from a mild but bright summer's day, the specks of dust that float around us through the air picked out in white and light gray.
