The phrase "air on the note" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a mix-up of phrases, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "Please make sure to air on the note before sending it out." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself being unclear.)
Alternatives: "emphasize the point" or "highlight the message."
Nando Di Fino of Mediaite also complained that the episode may have gone too far, and compared it to previous episodes in the series that had been banned from airing on television, noting, "The show has dipped into sensitive material before, and Fox has actually refused to air two episodes — one dealing with abortion, the other with heavy Jewish themes.
But his first month on the air, the article noted, Mr. Stern "did a bit called 'Virgin Mary Kong,' about God's new video game in which a bunch of guys kept chasing the Holy Mother around a singles bar".
MSNBC host Chris Matthews asked President Barack Obama what he had to say about growing skepticism on the part of the American people during a Thursday interview airing on "Hardball," noting that trust in the executive branch has dropped by more than 50percentt over the last 50 years.
Sometimes one gets the feeling watching ex-players or coaches on TV that their loyalties to old friends force them to pull some punches on the air (and on that note, you might check out Richard Sandomir's story from yesterday's Times on the issue of self-censorship as it relates to Cablevision's acquisition of Newsday. It's a good read).
Less than a week after the product aired on Shark Tank, Chen noted that the response had been overwhelmingly positive on all fronts.
But, under pressure from its news director (played by Tracy Letts) to increase ratings, the station's reporting veered toward the sensational and toward crime which is why, in her on-air suicide note, Chubbuck referred derisively to "Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts".
"The Aliso Canyon incident is an example of the type of risks we face as natural gas infrastructure ages, and is a sobering reminder of how important it is to have rules that ensure gas stays in the pipeline — not in our air," the EDF notes on its website.
On air quality, the committee noted concerns that the commission's interpretation of the EU air quality directive implied that significant increases in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) resulting from Heathrow expansion would be allowable due to worse performance elsewhere in London.
