Sentence examples for be on air from inspiring English sources
It's particularly important for novices to practise what they want to say if they'll be on air live, with only one chance to get the story right.
The leaders will be on air for far less time than their counterparts elsewhere.
The bad news is that it won't be on air until 2012.
ITV is said to be hopeful he could be on air by 2015.
Solo female presenters are more likely to be on air at weekends than during the week".
YourTV disclosed in its bid that it hoped to be on air by October 2013.
Contestants who answer all items correctly are ranked by speed of response: the fastest are selected to be on-air finalists.
Tom Touchet, who was the executive producer of "Today" from 2002 to 2005, said of Ms. Curry, "She is as good and caring off-air as she appears to be on-air.
Online, Radio 1 TV will offer live stage streams from 1pm to 11pm each day; while BBC Three will be on-air with various programmes from 7pm.
I was looking at the time, because I had to be on-air for my newscast.
Smith also said that Ailes said he will be on-air more now, "which'll piss a lot of people off".
