Sentence examples for be on the network from inspiring English sources

However, while hundreds of institutions may be on the network, only one or two classes per school may be involved, so it's got a long way to go before reaching critical mass.

This year is the second for TBS broadcasting the postseason, and both the American and National League Division Series will be on the network.

"Every year there would be more stars walking across the stage telling us how excited they were to be on the network," Ms. Frank said.

In other words, instead of just having a small cell in the insulated environment of your home, in the coming years this cellphone-boosting technology may be on the network towers for anyone to use.

"Yes, we do have A-level producers who say, 'I don't want to be on the network; I only want to be on cable,' " said Zack Van Amburg, the president of programming and production for Sony Pictures Television, a studio that generates shows for both network and cable channels.

It does admit cabless trains will probably be on the network by 2020.

You need to be on the networks that are relevant to you and nowhere else.

History is on the network's side.

Zac Goldsmith is on the network's steering committee.

Its most-watched personality is still Larry King, 74, who has been on the network since 1987.

"Information flows two ways in the network," said Ms. Stoner, who is on the network's steering committee.