Bees and mosquitoes, like miniature helicopters, hovering momentarily in your personal airspace.
(Please watch your immediate airspace for flying anvils. Ah, never change, "Mad Men". Sometimes the symbolism is subtle, sometimes it's as subtle as a two-by-four to the head).
It's a sweet jumble of styles that don't stray too far from his latest productions, meaning no icky-cuteness will be invading your Dylan airspace or airwaves--though, if you consider the playful female chorus that backs "Winter Wonderland" trite, then, oh well.
Skyjackers had a pretty abysmal success rate — once you commandeered a plane in American airspace, your odds of a happy ending were slim.
Open and accessible to all, Franklin seemed to be saying, Come, poke your fingers into the airspace where a third of me used to be.
In 1989, the Supreme Court decided in Florida v. Riley - a case where investigators spotted a marijuana growing operation from a helicopter flying 400 feet above the ground - that police don't need a warrant to observe your property from public airspace.
One woman asked, hopefully, "So, if you're caught in an avalanche, you put your hands in front of your face to create an airspace, right?" "Yeah" was the reply.
The mayor will tell you he strongly defends your right to smoke yourself to death, but you may not spray your toxic effluent into the airspace of innocent bystanders, in particular the waiters and bartenders whose only recourse is to quit their jobs.
It is their job to police manmade objects in the UK's airspace, whether over your back garden or Heathrow.
