Converse of object

• deserve: Your very evocative little essay deserves another airing I think.

• get: The new material will get an airing on Thursday, probably.

• begin: The boats operateby player matching buddy season begins airing insisted that even.

• give: The old question of Driving Standards was given a good airing, needless to say there was no clear cut answer.

• receive: One of the subjects to receive an airing on the Birdy mailing list has been tires, not surprisingly.

• start: Currently Series three has just started airing on BBC 2 on Monday evenings.

Adjective modifier

• frequent: Of the event frequent airing of means at any.

• thorough: The biggest sin is to store your tent without giving it a thorough airing first.

• public: This is set to get its first public airing in the border town of Melrose in an art cinema called The Wynd.

• proper: It's now time to give my creativity a proper airing.

• first: First airing in 1967, Speed Racer has remained popular for decades, from its original.. .

• good: Wrath produce is now getting a good airing on radio!

Preposition: on

• television: Sunday 7pm UK Gold Doctor Who The 2005 series gets its first airing on commercial television.

Modifies a noun

• cupboard: The airing cupboard is situated in the corner which also contains the heating controls.

• tonight: According to a program airing tonight, a senior officer in the case is alleged to have accepted bribes from a suspect's father.

• housing: Built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water tank with shelving over.

• yard: Airing yards are provided for each sex in the different departments, bounded by high brick walls.

Preposition: of

• view: In international cases with more experienced mediators, parties can expect greater allowance for an airing of views.

• issue: Next year's expected general election, tipped for May, will allow a greater airing of the real issues in Ely.

Noun used with modifier

• repeat: But somehow I keep running into one of the many repeat airings.