Sentence examples for a broadcaster like from inspiring English sources

For a broadcaster like TF1 in France, the firm said, that could mean an extra €20 million to €30 million.

Should cross-ownership restrictions be lifted, allowing a broadcaster like Murdoch to own a newspaper in the same market where he owns a TV station?

That kind of intelligent reform… is needed because the BBC is a broadcaster like no other and it will help build a better BBC, not tear it down".

It is easy to predict a viewership falloff when an L.C.S. moves from a broadcaster like Fox to a cable network like TBS; there are fewer homes available to watch.

"Mr. Scully, I want to be a broadcaster like you," I wrote.

From time to time a broadcaster like Channel 4 or a rockist magazine such as Rolling Stone puts the weight of recorded music history on their shoulders and attempts to define the greatest songwriters of a generation.

Ovechkin doesn't play the game square, as Don Cherry, the former Bruins coach and current Canadian broadcaster, likes to say.

And he called for "more bias" and "good bias" in BBC news reports, as he said the broadcaster liked to sit on the fence on big issues.

"Me for him as a broadcaster is like bringing a giant truck of Velveeta to a French chef".

This is clearly of public benefit, but it is also the type of activity we used to associate with a public broadcaster like the BBC, rather than with a private commercial company.

"The BBC is a public broadcaster independent of government, not a state broadcaster like they have in those bastions of democracy, Russia or North Korea.