The phrase "air sort" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to sorting or categorizing items in an airy or open manner, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "We decided to air sort the documents to ensure they were organized before filing them away."
Alternatives: "open sorting" or "loose sorting".
As we watched half a dozen seals, a loud sonorous sound filled the air, sort of a cross between a thunderous burp and an off-key air horn.
"It's up in the air, sort of, because my No. 1 priority is graduating from Ohio State University and walking away with something that no one can take away from me," Jones said.
Get a light pillow-feather and practice keeping it in the air, sort of like you're juggling a feather with your air stream.[1] Gradually blow the feather really high up, and try keeping it there.
Nevertheless, it has acquired nearly 900 acres at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, where the aviation unit of Amazon has established its headquarters, and is nearing completion of Phase 1 of its air sorting hub.
So, also Tuesday, after the primary vote and the radio jingle, CNN invited Cruz and O'Rourke on the air to sort out the name-calling.
And yet his network made no effort on air to sort rumor from fact or to acknowledge the cacophony of questions and speculation coursing through Twitter feeds.
In essence, it's a comprehensive look at that moment in time of the state's air — a sort of library that future scientists can look at from hundreds of angles undreamed of by the original teams.
Ofcom added that despite reports that Clarkson's comments were pre-approved by the BBC, he had in fact been advised by The One Show's producers not to air the sort of remark that he went on to make.
Dulles and Nixon favored non-nuclear air strikes, sort of a "shot across the bow," to borrow Obama's language, to, at the very least, let the Communists know that Vietnam wasn't going to be easy pickings.
And I can report that there was electricity in the air – the sort of electricity that stems from expecting to see a near-legendary figure finally brought to earth.
Channel 5 – where Neighbours lives now, in case you forgot where Neighbours lives, because let's be honest: who ever, really, out of choice, watches Channel 5? – is set to air a sort of Neighbours fast-forward binge-a-thon over the coming weeks, so the UK will finally be in line with Australia's broadcast schedule.
