Sentence examples for be on at from inspiring English sources

Being a digital writer in the current landscape has trained me to be "on" at all times.

Sadly, I may be on at least one of the results programmes.

He seemed to be on at least one major talk show a day, and when he wasn't doing media, he was meeting with parents or law-enforcement officials.

Walk by a bar during any month during the season, and even if it's the Stanley Cup, NBA Finals, or the first day of the NFL season -- I promise, a baseball game will be on at least one TV.

With this method only one LED can be on at a time.

It's likely, he admitted, that in one of these other universes, "The Colbert Report" would be on at 11 and "The Daily Show" would be at 11 30.

But there's nothing stating that the iPhone would then only be on AT&T and Verizon at that point.

On that score, in the short term at least, the facts may be on AT&T's side.

But analysts said it might be too soon to determine what the overall impact of the Verizon iPhone will be on AT&T.

But it appears to be on AT&T's general rollout on other phones.

So both users will need to be on AT&T to enjoy the video sharing.