The phrase "air wire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics or telecommunications, often referring to a wire that is suspended in the air or used in aerial applications.
Example: "The technician installed the air wire to improve the signal quality for the communication system."
Alternatives: "aerial wire" or "overhead wire".
The hunger strike was the first organized by the prisoners, some of whom have been held in open-air wire cages since Jan .11.
After Chon helps Lin through a high-wire escape from a burning building -- literally, it's a lighter-than-air, wire-assisted flight like something out of thousands of kung-fu films -- Mr. Wilson's dry observation is a high point of the film.
For one thing, with "The Sopranos" off the air "The Wire" started to get the attention it deserved.
This wordless reverie – in the libretto called Dance of Air and Wire, for Earth – seemed a natural ending, rather than the chorus of grief which followed.
But then Billy soars into the air on wires.
"It was difficult to incorporate modern technology, air conditioning, wiring and plumbing into such a historic building," said Gerald Pedaloo, the project's manager.
Etc etc. Anyone planning to spend their weekend playing saxophone while flying through the air on wires attached to a crane should cleary investigate further.
It's very post-industrial: exposed air ducts, wire-cage partitions, views into the brewery, big communal tables, but done in a polished way (Aretha and Stevie Wonder on the stereo, swanky glassware, upmarket food).
When Early Pettway, 73, surveys the hand-painted headstones in the cemetery beside the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached in 1965, he remembers generations of women, many his own relatives, and their jubilant stitchery airing on wire fences in the sun.
DiCaprio spent hours shivering in icy lakes, sleeping inside a horse carcass and getting thrown 20 feet through the air by wires.
The last recipient in the Olympic Torch relay, former Chinese gymnast Li Ning ignited the cauldron, after being suspended into the air by wires and completing a lap of the National Stadium at roof height.
