Sentence examples for air excerpts from inspiring English sources

But in the case of the State Department's pressure on the Voice of America not to air excerpts from an interview with Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader, what Mr. Ungar calls censorship, I call good editorial judgment.

Other radio and TV operations will be able to air excerpts from the arguments – and the justices' questions – on their evening newscasts.

"There is a vast difference," the government responded, "between airing excerpts of footage from Al Manar to illustrate a news event and providing equipment and facilities which allow for the uninterrupted transmission of Al Manar's broadcasts".

Last night, Diane Sawyer hosted a two-hour ABC special, "Jacqueline Kennedy: In Her Own Words" airing excerpts of 8 1/2 hours of previously unreleased tape that Jacqueline Kennedy recorded 4 months after the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy.

Others opted to air only excerpts, or to describe the footage without sharing it.

For this reason, I regret that I allowed THIS AMERICAN LIFE to air an excerpt from my monologue.

An Austrian television station, in a tribute, aired an excerpt from a recent interview with Maier, who discussed risks of the sport.

Under intense criticism, it aired only short excerpts of the film.

JERUSALEM — A former Israeli defense minister, Ehud Barak, revealed new details to his biographers about how close Israel came to striking Iran's military facilities in 2010, 2011 and 2012 and why it did not despite his and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's desire to do so, according to interview excerpts aired on Israeli television Friday night.

Some excerpts aired during Friday night broadcasts.

Westhoff's music was featured in a program of Baroque music that explored the roots of the modern violin and featured excerpts from "Air: A Baroque Journey," Mr. Hope's recent Deutsche Grammophon CD.