idiom: up in the air
— Our plans for the summer holiday are still up in the air because my boss hasn’t approved my vacation request.
— Everything is still up in the air until we finalize a budget for the conference.
— The speakers for the annual conference are still up in the air because the directors can't seem to agree on this year's theme.
— Is the date for the meeting still up in the air? Make sure you leave enough time for people to clear their calendars.
— Have you hired someone yet or is the job description for the position still up in the air?
— I have no idea who will be coming to dinner next week. The guest list is still up in the air until we figure out who will be in town.
— Is the parking situation still up in the air or were we able to get a guest pass?
— Can we make some tentative plans? If you leave everything up in the air much longer the prices of flights and hotels will be much higher.
— We just got back from Mexico and it was fantastic. We booked the trip at the last minute so we left all the details up in the air and had a lazy, relaxing vacation.
— Unfortunately, there are no seats remaining on the 5:00 flight. See what happens when you leave things up in the air?
— Please don't tell anyone about this but my daughter's engagement is now up in the air since she found out her fiancé has almost $50,000 in credit card debt.
— Our plans for the New Year’s are still up in the air but I’ll let you know what we decide in case you want to join us.
— The person who we'll select to replace the cleaner is still up in the air but we have a good list of candidates to choose from.
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