Sentence examples for Having broadcast from inspiring English sources

Having broadcast an outrageously deceitful ad attacking the auto bailout, the campaign ignored the howls from carmakers and came back with more.

Having broadcast an outrageously deceitful ad attacking the auto bailout, the Romney campaign ignored the howls from carmakers and came back with more.

THE PARADISE (PBS, Oct. 6) Having broadcast the ITV department-store melodrama "Mr. Selfridge," PBS demonstrates its impartiality by showing the rival BBC show, set in a fictional store in northern England in the 1870s.

In that case, the supreme court rejected Pacifica's claim that its first amendment rights had been violated when it was censured by the FCC for having broadcast the notorious "filthy words" monologue of the comedian George Carlin.

Ostensibly, this episode attacks apartheid (the Goodies visit South Africa, where the diminutive Oddie is persecuted under the "apart-height" regime), and the Goodies are proud of having broadcast it.

Janet Coleman, WBAI's arts director, said that when the idea of airing the poem to test the law was proposed, "I said, 'Yes, let's try it.'" The radio station has a history of championing the First Amendment, having broadcast the comedian George Carlin's "seven dirty words" routine that resulted in a 1978 Supreme Court ruling on indecency.

You first had broadcast TV through local terrestrial broadcasting towers.

Australian broadcaster SBS is a member, and they've broadcast it for 30 years.

Our own bones have broadcast it.

They have broadcast no advertisements.

"I've broadcast over 4,000 games.