Sentence examples for and broadcasters in the from inspiring English sources

However, the election debates were agreed between the parties and broadcasters in the months leading up to the election.

Subsequent generations of Lehmans would take the firm into investment banking, backing America's great retail enterprises, from Woolworth's to Macy's, and then funding the first television manufacturers and broadcasters in the Thirties.

This was never more evident than this week, when writers and broadcasters in the Associated Press poll dropped Miami from No. 1 to No. 2 despite its 42-17 victoveroveRutgersRutgers

There were signs that the initial interest by rival newspapers (and broadcasters) in the claims made by Lord Ashcroft and Isabel Oakeshott in their book, Call Me Dave, was beginning to wane by Wednesday.

That data was covered widely by newspapers, magazines and broadcasters in the UK, including BBC Woman's Hour, the Sun, the Evening Standard, Grazia and Victoria Derbyshire.

After leaving the military, he worked as a disc jockey and broadcaster in the Bay Area, with varying success.

Sid Abel, the Hockey Hall of Famer who starred with the Detroit Red Wings and was later a coach, general manager and broadcaster in the National Hockey League, died Tuesday at a hospital in Farmington Hills, Mich.

What comes through is not so much the 80 years evoked by Finus Bates -- newspaper editor and broadcaster in the imaginary Mississippi town of Mercury, and the book's rambling eye -- as the nostalgic disposition to evoke them.

Of the other woman he asked, at the end of the conversation, "What keeps you going?" She had been working as a writer and broadcaster in the Bay Area and beyond.

Ahead of this week's finale, catch the most recent episodes on All 4. All 4 Presented by Nick Robinson – now back on reporting duties after his lung tumour operation – this 2013 Radio 4 series traces the often difficult history between politicians, and broadcasters, in particular the BBC.

Everyone has an opinion, including journalists and broadcasters in Uruguay, where many accused the English of arrogance.