Sentence examples for on air about from inspiring English sources

Imagine if for every hour someone spoke on air about Caylee, one minute had been devoted to the rest of the kids who will die senselessly because of inadequate funding for healthcare, housing and human resources.

The programme's host, Moses Matsebula, had nonetheless frequently expressed concerns on air about his courageous correspondent's safety and wellbeing, at one stage advising him to "find a cave somewhere to be safe from missiles".

(His counterpart at the Big Board, Duncan L. Niederauer, issued a retort on air about a half-hour later).

The controller of Radio 4, Gwyneth Williams, was grilled on air about pâté by the BBC's own Samira Ahmed.

So anyone who starts talking on air about corruption – you're immediately going to become the bad guy".

"Traffic both in the store and on our Web site spikes every time I'm on air — about 30 percent," she said.

He is not putting on airs about moving Woods aside.

Bill O'Reilly erupted on-air about the demise of the "white establishment".

Ramos and Oliver have joked together on-air about being immigrants, defeated by telephone voice-recognition systems that force them to adopt American accents to make themselves understood.

In the mid-nineteen-eighties, Grillo caused something of a scandal by making jokes on-air about the corruption of the Italian Socialist Party, an open secret.

The men share a taste for vanilla milkshakes, bantering on-air about how many of the confections Mr. O'Reilly has bought for his friend.