Sentence examples for devote any air from inspiring English sources

I forgot that this is the FCC, the agency that defined Howard Stern's show as "a bona fide news program" just so Stern could throw lewd lines at then-gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger, without having to devote any air time to any of the other candidates in an election that, to Californians, wasn't a joke but a vital exercise of political responsibility.

Can you imagine a large American media company today devoting any significant air time to a work that engendered empathy for the victims of our twenty-first century wars?

I didn't devote any time to being afraid.

They cannot devote any reasonable time going through the data that is submitted by the companies.

Dietrich did not devote any one specific work to an analysis of hierarchy.

There are no biographies, and no histories or chronicles devote any space to him.

His interest were far too numerous to allow him to devote any time to secret societies.

Every proposal is shot down or undermined that would make it a duty for those stations to devote free air time for public purposes in order to earn the licenses that they treat as permits to get rich.

But just when you stop devoting any attention to her, she starts realizing your worthiness.

But executives of ABC and CBS, two of the networks that Mr. Bush turned down, made it clear that they would not devote air time to what they viewed chiefly as promotional opportunities for Mr. Russert and Mr. King.

Forty-six pages of the Houston phone book are devoted to air conditioning: buying it, installing it, fixing it, servicing it and cleaning it.