airtime造句怎麼寫

How often do you really focus on listening to what your partner (or God) has to say instead of insisting on more airtime?

Advertisers in some categories, such as the travel industry, are still reluctant to buy space or airtime, while others, such as the car and movie businesses, have been bolder.

Every page should translate to roughly 1 minute of airtime.

We knew we would not have the airtime or financial resources to do everything.

The imposing Mr Prokhorov received airtime on state television and an audience with Mr Medvedev (see picture).

In its simplest form, a bank could appoint someone like a shopkeeper or mobile-airtime reseller as an agent who collects deposits and pays out withdrawals.

Little did the executives know the delay would work in their favor: By early 2011, Skype was developing new ways to make money, including selling advertisers airtime during Skype video calls.

Campuss of autumn of blossoming flowers, the scent of airtime, charming.

Most people don’t think about it, but if you add up the total amount of airtime that the kiss-and-cry gets relative to the skating, it’s a large percentage.

It is popular theme among the Japanese and each year, at least one such drama is bound to see airtime.

Nearly all airtime in Africa is pre-paid.