Sentences with phrase «of airtime as»

Spurs are going to be a waste of airtime as usual and Liverpool are now basically Swansea.

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«As an advertiser, I'm repulsed that @megynkelly would give a second of airtime to someone who says Sandy Hook and Aurora are hoaxes.

«As an advertiser, I'm repulsed that @megynkelly would give a second of airtime to someone who says Sandy Hook and Aurora are hoaxes,» Kristin Lemkau, Chief Marketing Officer of JPMorgan Chase, tweeted.

Melanie Philips, in The Daily Mail, pointed to the way in which «as so often, [the BBC] has given undue airtime to extremists, thus lending credence to the false impression of the Pope's remarks», and she criticised the way the BBC had claimed that the Pope had «apologised», rather than simply expressing regret for the misinterpretation of his comments, «thus helping Islamic extremists believe that the forces of intimidation had cowed the Pontiff and scored a notable victory in the war against Western civilisation».

I got a few of the other emails as well, the kind I won't give airtime to repeating.

Fewer issues get as much airtime during playdates, mommy groups, or any other gathering of moms and babies — it's simply at the heart of every discussion.

As Bob Somerby never tires of pointing out, too much ink and airtime are spent repeating The Script — the punditocracy's preconceptions about the candidates.

According to bank, the USSD code * 919 # enables customers to do a multitude of tasks such as: open UBA accounts, transfer funds to UBA and other banks, buy airtime, pay bills and access a mini statement.

Sad as these incidents involving farmers and herdsmen are, I wonder what the result will be if half the newsprint and airtime devoted to this is used to draw attention to malaria which kills 300,000 Nigerians every year; the 88,000 malnourished children and the 230,000 malnourished, pregnant women in the northeast, a quarter of whom the UNICEF said would most likely not make it.

As you say, no - one would expect the follow up outside of election time to receive the same or similar airtime, but I'm sorry we didn't do as much as we would have liked.&raquAs you say, no - one would expect the follow up outside of election time to receive the same or similar airtime, but I'm sorry we didn't do as much as we would have liked.&raquas much as we would have liked.&raquas we would have liked.»

Premier Customers received shopping vouchers worth hundreds of Ghana Cedis, souvenirs and airtime for their business transactions as part of the «Christmas Van» surprise package.

As chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Israel has already reserved $ 1.4 million in broadcast airtime to run ads this fall to help Bishop.

«These smaller companies don't get as much airtime as they should do,» says Chris Hulatt, one of the founders of Octopus.

We may not hear about it as much as certain nutrients that get more airtime, but magnesium is a major mineral that's key to many body processes such as muscle and nerve function and the regulation of our heart rate.

In brief «interviews,» Bobby Cannavale (Ferdinand, Daddy's Home) as a producer for Hard Copy, the tabloid trash - news TV show that clung to Harding's story like a rabid bulldog, notes that this all happened just as the 24 - hour news cycle was becoming a thing and there was a lot of airtime to fill.

As on the Open Water DVD, a conspicuous amount of airtime is devoted to singing the praises of Lionsgate, but the sentiments are sincere.

But Kim Barker's astonishing experience, despite being directly acknowledged as a white woman's viewpoint, becomes more of an exotic version of Eat Pray Love rather than develop the self - awareness into a meaningful representation of what exactly media coverage and the quest for ratings and airtime means for war journalists and their contacts on the ground.

A slow end credits scroll runs a disproportionate six minutes, leaving only 21 for the show itself, a standard half - hour of commercial airtime these days but not enough to do much with, especially when it takes a little while to get reacquainted with characters who aren't as familiar as, say, the Shrek cast.

As you'll hear, Amanda and Jen hogged most of the 4 minute radio airtime, but Holly confirmed the most important part: yes, we're planning to write a book about our adventures.

As you're tearing around the course you really can feel the car being nudged by every bump in the road, the loss of control as you get a tiny moment of airtime cresting a hill and the knock from a tiniest brush with the kerAs you're tearing around the course you really can feel the car being nudged by every bump in the road, the loss of control as you get a tiny moment of airtime cresting a hill and the knock from a tiniest brush with the keras you get a tiny moment of airtime cresting a hill and the knock from a tiniest brush with the kerb.

Managing your speed, airtime, and turns are critical as you control your direction with the left stick, and the weight of your rider with the right stick.

As you probably already know, Race the Sun is pretty popular here at GLG and it gets a lot of airtime on our streams.

SSX has always distinguished itself among other snowboarding titles for its over-the-top tricks and impossibly - huge airtime as players snake their way down treacherous terrain in hopes of crossing the finish line first, or coming out with the highest score.

Here are all the upcoming games that got airtime... The World Ends With You Final Remix TWEWY is one of the best handheld games ever produced, helping to establish the Nintendo DS as a juggernaut too.

C - span) gives as much airtime to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and their videos showing the horrors behind factory farms as it does to commericals for meat or the AEI, only then can American media be called «fair and balanced».

If they can not or will not be held to these standards, they should be dismissed as cranks, along with anyone who gives them airtime — other than for the purpose of exposing this hypocrisy.

Plimer and Monckton controlled the terms of the Q&A and got their points across effectively — as well as getting a serious amount of national tv airtime.

As YouTube explains in its blog post announcing the new feature, Super Chats will remain pinned to the top of the chat for up to five hours, which gives the message a lot of airtime.

Beam had sought to appeal to local remittance users with a variety of payout options, allowing bitcoin received by its users to be applied to mobile phone airtime and utility bills, and by using charitable donations as a way to promote its efforts.

Bitrefill has recently announced that it has also added litecoin as an alternative that users can now utilise to top up airtime in light of rising bitcoin transaction fees.

Driven by her persuasive negotiating skills, the office assistant then secured airtime for the good doctor on several major news and talk show programs, as well as articles in women's magazines of national readership.