Sentence examples for got on air from inspiring English sources
But then Yankovic has been in showbiz since he was 16 years old when he sent a homemade tape into Dr Demento's radio show and got on air.
Would a woman with the BBC business editor Robert Peston's amusingly idiosyncratic intonation – all elongated vowels and curious consonant stresses (there's a Facebook "Help raise funds to send Robert Peston for speech lessons" page) – have ever got on air?
WBFF (Channel 45) and WMAR (Channel 2) got on air last, and WMAR was the first to leave live on-air coverage to show a "Toy Story" movie during the 9 o'clock hour.
Getting on air as a caller can be great experience as you get your voice live on air and you get to interact with a professional presenter and if you can be entertaining it is a good sign that you will make a good presenter.
Plus, YouTube TV will get on-air callouts, and be featured in ABC commercial spots, as well as across the NBA's social media channels and digital assets.
James had to wait until university to get on air for the first time.
And so the things that get on air might share a taste with the commissioners.
If I'd stayed, how would new talent like Fearne Cotton get on air?
You hear a good show and you just want to get over there and get on air".
"I get on air for an average news bulletin the length of a Sun newspaper editorial," he said.
