Sentence examples for off-air until from inspiring English sources

He said had spoken to both of the presenters and said their show would remain off-air until further notice, out of respect.

He said had spoken to both of the presenters and said their show will remain off air until further notice out of respect.

He claimed he was dropped from the BT Sport line-up for the Raith Rovers v Rangers Championship clash because he called for Rangers to be taken off air until their fans stopped singing about "Fenian blood".

Enid Blyton was, according to BBC executives, "a tenacious second-rater" – and she and her work were kept off air until 1963 when she made an appearance on Woman's Hour.

Until January, off-air reporters like Mr. Conroy and Ms. Jones were the only television producers traveling with the presidential contenders.

If Star seems to dominate both the on-air and off-air conversation, it may be because, until recently, Buc Wild was a figment of his imagination.

And they do not have the luxury of putting off air travel until fear subsides.

If it was a Friday in June, it would go off the air until September.

The network streams events live online as they happen in London — five hours ahead of East Coast time — but holds the most popular events like swimming off the air until prime time in the United States.

MSNBC said on Thursday it found Halperin's conduct as described in a CNN story "very troubling" and that the veteran political reporter would be off the air until questions about his past are fully understood.

England lags well behind the United States in sensitivity to blackface; a BBC television program called "The Black and White Minstrel Show" didn't go off the air until the late 1970's.