Sentence examples for air on time from inspiring English sources

Episodes that might take a week to shoot in Hollywood are wrapped up in a day so that its torrid telenovelas, or soap operas, can air on time.

The Prime Minister's address was slick, calculated and aired on time on national television.

"I would never--nor would anyone at CBS News--even think of deliberately allowing the network to go black". Affiliate board President Jones, whose KCTV-TV had to air a "Please Stand By" sign during Rather's absence--said that he knows Rather has fought to make sure his newscast airs on time.

One reason is that it's a logistical nightmare to keep hub-and-spoke planes in the air and on time.

It's one of a handful of films re-aired on TV time after time, with each viewing recalling its subpar glory.

The presentation is based on three levels of musical experience: event fusion (the formation of single musical events from acoustical vibrations in the air, on a time scale too small to exhibit rhythm), melody and rhythm, and form.

The series of 26 interviews will air on prime time television from Thursday 16 January, on E News Channel Africa, ENCA, across East and Southern Africa, and on BSkyB in the UK.

The show aired on MTV several times, and was eventually released as an EP titled, MTV Unplugged.

Why are more Wizz Air flights landing on time than leaving on time?

Further, Lockheed recently delivered upgrades to other equipment used at air traffic centers on time and under budget.

"The Voice" has aired on prime-time television three times this week.