Sentence examples for band broadcast from inspiring English sources
The script is from Strickland and Matthew Graham (Life On Mars), with the radiophonics being handled by James Cargill from the band Broadcast and Andrew Liles, sometime member of Nurse With Wound and Current 93.
But when asked if Live payments that funded content like BuzzFeed's watermelon rubber band broadcast would be allowed to run out by early next year and not be renewed, Simo said "yes".
The cost of the tickets was too high for many fans in South America, so the band broadcast the 11 February concert in Chile live on television.
The station, on the AM band, broadcasts at 1,000 watts from a 133-foot-high tower and can be picked up for a roughly 20-mile radius — less over land, farther over water — from Rocky Point to Peconic on the North Shore and from Bellport to Amagansett on the South Shore.
Its creator and namesake was the entertainer Dick Clark, who conceived New Year's Rockin' Eve as a younger-skewing competitor to Guy Lombardo's popular and long-running New Year 'e Evebig band broadcasts on CBS.
The labels' clout is crucial to getting new bands broadcast exposure, the fuel that drives sales.
The MBSAT satellite design incorporates a large, unfurlable, mesh reflector for S-band broadcast.
The satellite is called EchoStar 105 and SES-11 because of its dual mission, and it's designed to offer both C-Band and Ku-band broadcast capabilities for EchoStar and communications for SES.
Mr. Clark's first nationwide New Year's Eve broadcast took place in 1972, when he conceived "Rockin' Eve" as a youthful alternative to Guy Lombardo's big-band broadcasts on CBS.
Most of the broadcasters are regular consumers, but the site has also been used by presidential candidates, and the Plain White Ts rock band to broadcast a live concert that was watched by 150,000 fans online.
On New Year's Eve, just before their latest album In Rainbows goes on sale in stores on January 1, the band will broadcast a prerecorded concert of all the album's tracks on Current TV.
