Noun:

इरवावे,

airwaves's Usage Examples:

These changes culminated on January 17, 2008 when Luis Jimenez returned to New York airwaves with his nationally syndicated morning show, The Luis Jimenez Show, until his cancellation on July 16, 2014, after 7 years because of low ratings.

The news of Kwan making a comeback sent excitement through Hong Kong's airwaves, and Rekindle took the charts by storm, reaching number 1 on TVB, RTHK and Metro Radio.

Original WFCC-FM staff member Steve Murphy returned to the station's airwaves as morning host on September 16, 2008 after an 18-year absence.

Civil rights and women's groups such as the National Organization for Women praised CBS and MSNBC for their action, saying that there is no place on the public airwaves for racial and anti-female slurs.

Bazelon of Slate has called Toensing "a blanketer of the airwaves about the tawdriness of the Lewinsky affair.

This is about the use of public airwaves for bigoted, racist speech.

To the dismay of many Canadians, this leaves more culturally oriented Canadian programming off the major-network airwaves.

It was the Commission's belief that a quota system should be enacted to protect Canadian content on the airwaves.

Background Japan's first album, Adolescent Sex, had been unsuccessful on the British charts, and their record company required another album, this time aimed at the lucrative US and European markets where rock was dominating the airwaves.

call sign is JOKM-TV (JOKM-DTV digital) and occupies channel 42 on the airwaves.

Synonyms:

air, medium,

Antonyms:

wet, raw, immoderate,