Sentence examples for broadcast a drop from inspiring English sources
The episode was viewed by 1.4 million Americans after its original broadcast, a drop from the previous episode, and received generally mixed reviews, though one reviewer believed this to be a standout episode of the second season.
All fertilizer treatments were broadcast with a drop spreader.
The episode first aired in the United States on February 4, 2011 to an estimated 4.3 million viewers on its initial broadcast, a 16 percent drop in viewership from the previous two Friday episodes, "Reciprocity" and "The Firefly".
Compared with the estimated $255 million the liquor industry spent in print advertising, broadcast advertising of liquor is a drop in the bottle.
The effect of this broadcast-to-cable shift is usually a drop in viewership.
The BBC has dropped plans to broadcast a ballet after discovering that it included graphic scenes including a hunchback Pope garrotting a pregnant woman with rosary beads.
Citing the potential for confusion among viewers between "fact-based entertainment and hard news," executives of the ABC television network said yesterday that the network had dropped plans to broadcast a prime-time special, produced by the film maker Oliver Stone, about the theory that long-range missiles caused the crash of Trans World Airlines Flight 800 off Long Island.
And, if form also holds, the Nielsen rating for the Fox network's broadcast will drop -- as it has in 7 of the past 10 years.
A dazzling broadcast facility was dropped into a swirl of fresh plaster, deep pile carpeting and velour seats.
Thanks to poor health – a procedure on his back means that he won't be able to remain on his feet for the full six-and-a-half-hour broadcast – Wogan has dropped out of the show at the last minute.
