| air ad | 7.50 | Democrats began airing their ads in July. | ||
| air grievance | 5.79 | You air your grievances. | ||
| air view | 5.27 | The companies also air similar views. | ||
| air commercial | 4.21 | Both will air commercials during the Games. | ||
| air show | 3.75 | The show was never aired. | ||
| air footage | 3.42 | Local news stations aired the footage shortly after their release. | ||
| air program | 2.63 | Then air the program so people can watch it. | ||
| air interview | 2.44 | The interview will be aired tomorrow. | ||
| air complaint | 2.11 | But by last spring, the tenants were airing their complaints. | ||
| air concern | 2.11 | Jose Offerman and Dante Bichette have aired similar concerns. | ||
| air report | 2.11 | Did you see the report before it aired? | ||
| air tape | 1.91 | The tape was aired Saturday by CNN. | ||
| air difference | 1.65 | But more substantive differences were also aired. | ||
| air game | 1.65 | Fox airs the game Tuesday night. | ||
| air video | 1.58 | The videos were never aired. | ||
| air issue | 1.51 | Air your issues. | ||
| air pollution | 1.38 | For instance, asthma is linked to air pollution. | ||
| air advertisement | 1.12 | So far, the producers have not even aired their advertisements. | ||
| air spot | 1.05 | He is airing radio spots bemoaning the factory closings and NAFTA. | ||
| air videotape | 1.05 | Cable networks aired the videotape as they received it. |