  The evolution of THz waveform generated in air plasma provides a sensitive
probe to the variation of the carrier envelope phase (CEP) of propagating
intense few-cycle pulses. Our experimental observation and calculation reveal
that the number and positions of the inversion of THz waveform are dependent on
the initial CEP, which is near 0.5{\pi} constantly under varied input pulse
energies when two inversions of THz waveform in air plasma become one. This
provides a method of measuring the initial CEP in an accuracy that is only
limited by the stability of the driving few-cycle pulses.
