Sentence examples for broad tv from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stewart, 69, has always had a challenging time reaching a broad TV audience.

"I'm a guy who has been in a couple of movies and is known for a big broad TV comedy.

The concept that the Garden would deny one of its own teams broad TV exposure seems bewildering.

You wonder if the concept will kick in, if the fantasy of the National Hockey League attracting a broad TV viewership will ever come true.

All those NBC promotions urging viewers to watch marquee athletes like Maurice Greene, Marion Jones, Lenny Krayzelburg, Ian Thorpe or Stacy Dragila would be useless if the come-ons urged: "Join us in Sydney at 4 in the morning!" You simply can't build a broad TV viewership out of Joe Benigno's overnight listeners on WFAN.

In addition to the major changes that this idea has brought on in broad TV programming strategy, this shift has particularly strong implications in 2016 given the presidential election.

It might change, given time and broader TV exposure.

The new series expands Cox's track record beyond astronomy, putting him in pole position to follow Attenborough's broader TV remit.

CBS will also try to maintain its position as the biggest and broadest TV network by stocking its shows with well-established stars such as Michael Weatherly, Joel McHale, Dermot Mulroney and Katherine Heigl.

Whether or not Mr. Macfadyen is enough reason to watch the show, he's fine as Reid, delivering a broader, TV-scale version of the embattled rectitude he displayed as Darcy in Joe Wright's 2005 film of "Pride and Prejudice".

Simultaneously, the traditional way of turning out a broad audience — TV commercials — has been undercut by the splintering of television viewing.