VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Walk on air

Meaning:

very excited or happy.

Examples:

  • When she found out she got the job, she felt like she could walk on air.
  • Winning the championship made him walk on air for weeks.
  • After the surprise party, she was walking on air all evening.
  • When they announced their engagement, they both seemed to be walking on air.
  • Receiving that scholarship made her walk on air with pride.
  • He's been walking on air ever since he got that promotion.
  • The team's victory had them all walking on air as they left the stadium.
  • Graduating at the top of her class made her walk on air at the graduation ceremony.
  • They felt like they were walking on air after their dream vacation.
  • The news of her recovery had her family and friends walking on air.
  • She couldn't stop smiling and felt like she was walking on air on her wedding day.
  • His success in the competition had him walking on air with excitement.
  • After finishing her first marathon, she was walking on air with a sense of accomplishment.
  • Getting an A+ on his final exam had him walking on air with pride.
  • When they announced the pregnancy, the couple was walking on air.
  • The children were walking on air after receiving their long-awaited presents.
  • Their love story was so romantic that it had everyone feeling like they were walking on air.
  • Reuniting with her childhood friend after years apart had her walking on air.
  • Achieving her lifelong dream of becoming an astronaut had her walking on air.
  • Getting a clean bill of health from the doctor had him walking on air with relief.