Sentence examples for going on air from inspiring English sources

Learn from Russia's Olympians by doping up on six espressos before going on air.

She said she had not seen all the items before going on air.

Today, a third clip emerged that appeared to show Gray making sexist remarks before going on air.

Further humiliating footage emerged of an exchange between Gray and a Sky touchline reporter in which they discussed Massey in disparaging terms before going on air.

A lot of the time, she looks quite scared, like she has found a freakishly large spider in the bath just before going on air.

For this series, he's reworked the set, putting the studio audience much closer to the action, and given the show a more topical feel; today's will discuss the election and new research into the pay gap, and editorial decisions are made right up to the show going on air.

Another new feature is the ability to go "on air" — essentially a fully public broadcast.

So I went in on Sundays and they let me do loads: operating equipment and going on-air.

Speaking to Radio Times before going on-air, he said: "If a chap can't shave on holiday, what can he do?

Rogen also got the star treatment in the dressing room before going on-air.

You would then go on-air quoting the New York Times, as if it had gathered information independently.