Sentence examples for air date from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "air date" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the scheduled date on which a television program or episode will be broadcast.
Example: "The air date for the season finale is set for next Friday at 8 PM."
Alternatives: "broadcast date" or "release date".

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I pushed for an earlier air date.

The New Yorker

An air date hasn't been announced.

The Guardian - TV & Radio

Even the show's air date belies its historical, universalist veneer.

The Guardian - Opinion

The programme does not yet have an air date.

Independent

Comments on this article have been reopened in line with the Australian air date.

The Guardian - TV & Radio

Channel Nine's answer to the ABC's Q&A finally has an air date.

The Guardian

The teaser clip ends with a promised air date of February 2015.

The Guardian - TV & Radio

ABC has not yet set an air date for the series.

The New York Times - Arts

Bill Simmons' new HBO show has a title, and an air date.

The Guardian - Sport

Read more: When is Game of Thrones season 6's air date?

Independent

Big Brother: Timebomb has yet to be given an air date.

Independent

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