Sentence examples for outrageous air from inspiring English sources
This has always been the best part of him as a cricketer and personally I'm convinced his book would have been much better received if he'd simply called it Yes I Am A Wonderful Arsehole and replaced the cover photo with a shot of himself, all smiles, performing an outrageous air switch-hit with a latex replica of Andy Flower's severed head.
Libertarians like Carlin largely won the right to air outrageous language, but they largely lost the battle to air outrageous ideas.
Live broadcasts often have a delay to prevent people saying outrageous things on air.
I was called a liar by a major network in an official statement, I've been called outrageous things on air, and it goes unquestioned, no pushback," said Sanders during an October 2017 panel discussion.
While sitting on a panel discussion last month, Sanders said she has "never been attacked more, questioned more" and that she's "been called outrageous things on air, and it goes unquestioned, no pushback". Her often tense news briefings follow the style of her predecessor, Sean Spicer, who was repeatedly mocked on "Saturday Night Live" and elsewhere for lashing out against the press.
She had a penchant for saying stunningly outrageous things on air and much of what she said made headlines.
When I got the gig with MTV, I spent the better part of my time trying to trick the network into putting my more outrageous antics on air.
Sue wages a highly negative campaign, airing outrageous ads about Burt, but doing so ultimately backfires when another candidate in the race airs attack ads against her.
They do so because they believe that social progress depends on occasionally airing outrageous ideas that, on close reflection, aren't outrageous at all.
Edgar lived with the fear that someone would utter profanities or say outrageous things on the air.
Now he could only ponder how strange it was that you could move at these outrageous speeds through the air and know everything known and still control nothing.
