be on
Verb
Meaning
appear in a show, on T.V. or radio
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The news won't be on tonight
“A bunch of us came here and surveyed it probably six weeks before people were going to be on the ground to start doing it.
According to Yahoo News, talking about the song, said, “I am blessed that in a year that I would normally be on a movie set – but as you know that’s not possible – I’ve had another creative outlet.
A bold claim led to a new challenge that could be on the horizon.
Above-average temperatures in December and January mean ticks could be on the prowl.
According to him, “NEPZA is supposed to be on top of its game in terms of promoting investment.