Sentence examples for introduced on air from inspiring English sources

(To be fair, his CNN interlocutors say so every time he is introduced on air).

The six children were introduced on-air as having contacted the programme to take part in the item.

Moments after Denver talk-radio host Peter Boyles introduced him on air Monday morning, rocker Ted Nugent delivered a bizarre series of insults and slurs, saying the "media in this country is basically Joseph Goebbels' propaganda ministry" and then singing his "New American National Anthem," which consisted only of the cry of a sheep: "baa-aa--aa--aa, baa-aa-aa".

A new sign-off system has since been introduced on the programme for both on-air and online reports, where parts of the interview were also published.

The new guidelines, introduced on 10 October, mean the air-cushioned whip can only be used a maximum of seven times in a flat race and eight times over the jumps - roughly half the previous limit.

Air suspension was introduced on some luxury cars in the late 1950s, but it was dropped after several model years.

The high birefringence is introduced on the combined effect of elliptical air holes and the squeezed lattice.

The air pistol event was introduced on the World Championship level in 1970, and on the Olympic programme in 1988.

With the legislation introduced on Tuesday, he declared that the prospects of passage were up in the air.

Following the 9/11 terrorist incidence, most countries introduced security charges on air travel, mostly in the form of flat rate per passenger.

Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the former NATO commander, introduced strict rules on air strikes and called on soldiers to assess the likelihood of civilian casualties before taking any action.