Sentence examples for would be aired from inspiring English sources

A handful of former BBC3 shows would be aired on BBC1 and the online channel.

Rossiya-1 did not say when the full documentary would be aired.

"In the old days," Aaron tells me, "the forge would be aired with bellows.

Ultimately, we consented to a hearing at which the relevant evidence would be aired before a judge.

I didn't hear from him again until he emailed to ask when the show would be aired.

The details of the alleged attack would be aired publicly and the victims would have to relive the trauma.

Mr Kimmel encouraged his viewers to watch Mr Letterman's finale instead of his own show on Wednesday night, stating he would be airing a rerun rather than a new show.

The decision to hand her the award was even dismissed as a publicity stunt, a way to boost ratings for the ESPYs, which would be airing on ABC for the first time.

In July 2014, it was confirmed that the BBC would be airing a new animated series based on the book.

Because they think it would be airing 24 hours a day if their candidate had made the same mistake.

CBS announced Tuesday that it would be airing coverage hosted by Norah O'Donnell, Gayle King and Charlie Rose of "CBS This Morning".