Sentence examples for air hours from inspiring English sources

The warning, though, is not about safe sex, but the toxic effect of smoke lingering in the air hours after the party is over.

Two radio stations in Somalia were shut down by the transitional government on Tuesday because they had stopped broadcasting music after threats from Islamist insurgents, but the stations were allowed back on the air hours later.

We're very excited about it, but the Chelsea show will air hours after we shoot it.

Unpublished research from the Philip Morris Tobacco Company showed that NNK was formed in sidestream smoke in a chamber and in indoor air hours after it was released (Schick and Glantz 2007) whereas air nicotine concentrations decreased over time.

Comparing the number of spores on the slide to wind speeds -- the traps are usually placed near weather stations -- lets researchers estimate how many spores are in the air hour by hour.

And so it came to pass: save for an occasional "Don't Tread On Me," banner, the crowded Mall was nearly free of political signs and T-shirt slogans, and there was barely a whisper of the crusade against liberalism that consumes most of Beck's on-air hours.

Aguirre's interview aired hours after the hospital hit back at similar allegations made by National Nurses United, the country's largest nurses' union.

It was aired hours before the Royal Wedding, which overshadowed the episode's ratings.

The Basics From New York, travel time to Montreal is about one hour by air, seven hours by car.

Should he stay at CBS, where he is said to be making only $30 million a year, which translates into $150,000 per on-air hour, give or take?

At times, Mr. Cain has found himself competing for airtime with his accusers, whose claims that he sexually harassed them while he was president of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s have been aired hour after hour on cable news channels.