Sentence examples for broadcast a tale from inspiring English sources
Watch our latest party political broadcast: A tale of two cities.
She appears in the party political broadcast A Tale of Two Cities, a short film contrasting the "modern and progressive" Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh with the "antiquated and out of touch" Palace of Westminster.
Peel suffers no such inhibitions, as anyone will know who has listened to the unfolding weekly mini drama from 'Peel Acres' during his broadcasts - a tale of ordinary folk, in which his devotion to hearth, home and especially his wife 'Pig' have become staples of his shows on both Radio 1 and 4. 'I probably show too much affection.
WBZ (AM) broadcasts a news radio format.
We dont have the nervousness or broadcast the tell-tale signs of unease that the intentional liar can barely help, he explains.
In the United Kingdom, "A Tale of Two Cities" was broadcast on November 22 along with follow-up "The Glass Ballerina" in Losts first broadcast after changing to Sky1.
Social-media buttons can broadcast your love of "Homer's Odyssey" or Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities" to your friends, and a "More Like This" button will direct you to related titles.
A "Tale of the Tape" graphic, showing heights and weights of the fighters, popped onto the screen of the television broadcast.
A Tale of Indian Adventure.
