Sentence examples for about to be broadcast from inspiring English sources

Season 4 is about to be broadcast in Britain.

On Friday, several experienced executives at the Fox network reacted quickly to initiate a review of programs about to be broadcast that weekend.

No … it's because they don't have a logo that changes colour to match the mood of the programme that's about to be broadcast.

But while the justices were certainly aware that their voices were about to be broadcast to a national audience likely to hang on their every word, there was nothing in their demeanor that was different from any other argument.

Cain took the extraordinary step of breaking the news of the allegations himself during an interview with CNN in an apparent attempt to get ahead of the story, which was about to be broadcast by a Fox affiliate station in Atlanta.

Ten years after I began working on it, and nearly four years after it was published, Capital is about to be broadcast as a three-part BBC television series, and the single biggest change that has been made in the adaptation didn't need to be done: the writer Peter Bowker didn't need to set the story in the same time as the book, 2007-08, the runup to the great implosion.

Our episode of Lifeclass on gratitude was about to be broadcasted live around the world.

Roger Graef is an executive producer of The Truth About Crime, to be broadcast on BBC1 in May Nick Cohen is away.

He suggested a half-hour programme on talking about works to be broadcast in the coming week, and the resulting series ran from 1954 to 1992.

The much-loved comic and gameshow host penned 110 pages of a supernatural romantic thriller before he died in 1993, his daughter Charlotte told the BBC in a documentary about Dawson to be broadcast this week.

The figures are revealed in a BBC Two documentary called The Truth About Immigration, to be broadcast on Tuesday.