"party air" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to an atmosphere of joy and celebration. For example, you could say, "The party air was palpable, as the guests toasted to the couple's anniversary."
(A party air stirs along the Guggenheim's ramp, which is bare except for clusters of benches, as the contemplation-proof show frees viewers to enjoy one another).
The color made a backdrop for statues, lending a party air, which will vanish after Feb. 28, to clear the way for nature's spring painting.
The idea that a corporation or job can provide it seems as antiquated as the office Christmas party, air quotes, or nude pantyhose.
Even the circumstances in which I'm meeting him – the London hotel press junket for Can You Ever Forgive Me?, typically a charisma black-hole where lukewarm anecdotes are ground down and turned into cold copy – he infuses with a cocktail party air.
Even the circumstances in which I'm meeting him the London hotel press junket for Can You Ever Forgive Me?, typically a charisma black-hole where lukewarm anecdotes are ground down and turned into cold copy he infuses with a cocktail party air.
Two other shows, "Paula's Home Cooking" and "Paula's Party," air occasionally on the Food Network in reruns.
More unusual, the local party aired three television commercials for 10 weeks during the summer.
The party airs video adverts listing its achievements: 2,700 km of railways, 148 railway stations, 10 renovated airports, 400 bridges, 6,500 km of roads.
The program — part stock market chat, part grown-up frat party — airs at 5 p.m. and distinguishes itself by broadcasting from the Bull & Bear bar at the Waldorf-Astoria.
This month the party aired a backward-looking television commercial warning voters not to allow "the ghosts of the past" to threaten progress a reference to the centre-right Brazilian Social Democratic Party (PSDB) of Aécio Neves, her closest rival.
After a thirteen-hour day at the waste-treatment plant, a day that had been smelly, noisy, and numbingly fluorescent, Cranston retained an expectant "Where's the after-party?" air.
