By the time it reaches the peaks and stops climbing, the air is quite dry.
Meanwhile, pudgy-buttocked Cupid climbs the air in company with his enormous quiver of arrows.
People climb the air as though it were a flight of stairs, or monkey around in the feathery tops of bamboos.
Entrapped as we all feel in the one, we climb toward air and light of the other.
Yet the yearning is there for meaningful physical challenges, from fun runs to climbing into thin air.
It has been several weeks since we saw that Indian climbing for sweet air, and he comes back to us again and again.
Meanwhile, Mr. DiFrancesco took a detour in search of air, climbing about 10 floors, where he found the first group to go upstairs.
Driven by the rubber-band motor, the tiny copy of a 1932 De Havilland Puss Moth with a red fuselage and white wings raced forward and lifted into the air, climbing higher and higher in a looping arc.
Weeks later, he saw that "tiny spiderlings, so small they were barely visible", were climbing through the air holes, and, delighted at their antics, he left them to it for the next two weeks until his maid complained.
Out on the open water again, he gunned the craft in a hard circle, then cut back across the wave he'd raised, and the ski shot into the air, climbing the late gold light of a Moscow summer evening until Prokhorov was upside down with the 300-pound machine arcing over his head.
