airtime
air time

Airtime went live for general use on June 5, 2012.

Foreign series took a relatively small part of the airtime.

First, some of the program support the costs associated with their airtime.

Then he'll have the same access to airtime as any other candidate.

Sunday airtime was filled with local and national religious programs.

When you set out to buy airtime for your business advertising, ask the following questions: 1.

The media needed to fill airtime with something, she supposed.

The remaining airtime is used for the party's own political beliefs.

If all candidates appeared, each would get just 40 seconds of airtime.

Often without a second to waste, Jane makes it to airtime.

Each candidate receives two and a half minutes of free television airtime.

I think too much airtime was given to breaking balls.

He did not accept the offer, instead demanding more airtime.

They were also given 7 minutes airtime on Romanian national television.

If given substantial airtime, it could improve the image of teachers.

More airtime hills and a right hand turn bring the train back to the station.

Community groups want access to airtime for their independently produced programs.

This is followed by a short airtime rise, then the second hill which has the 90 right turn at the top.

He turned down free airtime on television and refused to take part in debates.

Airtime, as usual, had almost nothing to do with importance when it came to political stories in 2011.

But the album has yet to attain much airtime on radio.

It was good for filling airtime, at least, if not to inform the public.

I remember going into her dressing room once, five minutes before airtime, and she was in tears over something.

This results into better voice quality and savings on cellular airtime.

He also gets the least airtime, which is the joke of some episodes.