Sentence examples for aired to from inspiring English sources

It was too late by the time that last scene aired to save it.

The first British leaders' debate aired to a grumble of low expectations.

The allegations were aired to some in the trial last year but given little credence.

Look at the Saved by the Bell movie, which aired to great fanfare on September 1.

The case of a 13-year-old, Hamza al-Khatib, has been widely aired, to general disgust.

A proposal was aired to bring food and medicine to parts of the city of Homs besieged by government forces.

The first episode of the BBC's modern day vision of the detective, Sherlock, aired to critical acclaim on Sunday.

So, I've taken the time between filming and the show being aired to re-evaluate my product.

"Much of this slanderous content is aired to serve political or military interests," said Huma Yusuf, a commentator.

It was originally thought that those two factions were divided by differing political and religious views and that those views were aired to the emperor during the races.

Sammad also said that he wanted the talks aired to the Yemeni people 'so that they can know who is the obstructer'.