Sentence examples for re air from inspiring English sources

In the case In re Air Crash Off Long Island, NY, on July 17 , 1996 2000), she disagreed with her colleagues' decision to allow the families of the T.W.A. Flight 800 crash victims to sue the airline and Boeing.

Re "Air Is Heavy With Pollution, and Resentment" (news article, May 28), about the St . Lawrence Cement Groupfactory in the Waterfront South section of Camden: The St. Lawrence facility is a beacon of hope for our community, not an added burden.

Netflix's liabilities approached $8bn at the end of 2015, with $4.8bn of that devoted to payouts to competitors like CBS, NBC and Fox for the rights to re-air their programs – content the company understandably doesn't much talk about.

"We upped our buy in the Tampa media, to re-air a spot concerning Gore's record on the environment," explained Terry Holt, a spokesman for Victory 2000, the campaign arm of the Republican National Committee.

On Tuesday at 7 p.m. Eastern, ESPN will re-air Game 6 of the 1987 finals, when the Lakers (with Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James Worthy) won the N.B.A. title, with a 106-98 victoverover Boston (with Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish).

"A channel once known solely for airing and re-airing old movies has more X factor than HBO?

But perhaps, in the wake of the movie Elizabeth, it should be re-aired at the Royal Court.

That pledge has not been re-aired this week and the shadow universities minister Gordon Marsden now says simply nothing is ruled in or ruled out.

And working as a pundit for ITV for the game in Basel, Keane re-aired his criticism, claiming his former side had "got what they deserved".

On the same day as the Grammys, Howard Stern demonstrated the latter with his stream of Twitter posts during a re-airing of his movie "Private Parts".

Still, the gathering produced incontrovertible evidence that the court ruling, with its promise of another detailed re-airing of the 20-year-old street shootout, has added momentum in the 47-year-old felon's cause.