Sentence examples for be aired for from inspiring English sources

They fail to talk about important problems that should be aired for both parties' benefit.

They were too personal: the topics seemed insignificant, or else too important to be aired for an audience of strangers.

An unheard treasure trove of vintage recordings by comedy greats Morecambe and Wise is to be aired for the first time by Radio 4, it was announced today.

Those political rivalries are often quietly discussed among the elite in China, but are never supposed to be aired for public consumption.

Eddie Izzard is the subject of an extensive documentary which it is hoped will be aired for the first time in September at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Previously unheard vocals from David Bowie's final release, Lazarus, and never before seen archive footage of the star will be aired for the first time in a BBC2 documentary covering the last five years of his life.

They have been aired for the public to see.

Concerns about Shirebrook had been aired for years, not least by the Unite union.

It was aired for 20 seasons.

The episodes started from the Scully family's arrival in 1999 and were aired for a six-week trial basis.

A brave new Brexit world, obviously, but there's also this new movement he's airing for the first time.