The phrase "air streaming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to airflow, ventilation, or streaming media that involves air, such as in discussions about technology or environmental conditions.
Example: "The air streaming through the open window provided a refreshing breeze on a hot summer day."
Alternatives: "airflow" or "air circulation".
The last of the bells still had the bright air streaming with vibrations.
I never considered the effect that sag might have on my budget until I envisioned air streaming through the gap.
Mr. Gadomski explained that a persistent high-level jet stream has sent cooler air streaming from the north and northwest.
Bird wings are feathered airfoils, and to start the air streaming and to create a pressure differential, most perched birds need only give their wings a few flaps.
The "super-storm" is expected to veer left towards the east coast, colliding with wintry weather moving in from the west and cold air streaming down from the Arctic.
I have freezing air streaming in through my open window, hellfire steam seeping from the radiator T-shirt, a warm laptop resting on my stomach, and a very boring book about hygge discarded on the floor.
I imagine them to be celestial emissaries between dimensions, intricate air streamed jewels from an art nouveau atelier.
But my favorite aspect of the app has to be the integration with AirPlay, Apple's over-the-air streaming video technology.
And it partnered with Virgin America to power in-air streaming on flights, works with music festivals like Bonnaroo, as well as auto makers and mobile device manufacturers.
The rumours are that the iPhone app will initially be available only to premium users, but will offer over-the-air streaming of the entire library, plus access to playlists.
"We injected high levels of carbon monoxide into this air stream.
