Sentence examples for broadcast at a time from inspiring English sources

Khan's show was broadcast at a time when the Supreme Court is pressuring the country's media regulator to define and censor "obscene" content.

Such a process could take the World Cup to the United States in 2027, but Russia may be ahead in line because its games would be broadcast at a time more accessible to rugby's heartlands.

The McCain camp was further upset about Ms. Palin's interview with Ms. Couric, which was broadcast at a time when Ms. Palin was meeting with foreign leaders at the United Nations and trying to establish some foreign policy credentials.

Broadcast at a time when verité-style horror had yet to become commonplace, and echoing Orson Welles's 1938 War of the Worlds radio broadcast, Ghostwatch proved so convincing that the BBC received 30,000 calls from distraught and angry viewers.

Just like the BBC's online Radio Player, they simply mean we can catch broadcasts at a time of our choosing instead of having to turn on and tune in according to a broadcast schedule.

While many producers rely too heavily on graphics, I do appreciate much of the advanced technology that enhances today's broadcasts at a time when baseball is competing with other sports for high ratings.

Kirkwood said: "We would sell 75-80% of our tickets directly around [the time of the] Super Bowl, taking advantage of BBC and Sky broadcasts at a time when our sport is at its most relevant and highly watched.

Since Vancouver falls in the same time zone as the West Coast, many Winter Game events will be broadcast at a convenient time for prime-time, at-home viewing in the U.S. In 2008, the 12-hour time difference between much of the U.S. and China forced Olympics fans to watch the Games online, at the office or while on the go.

Under plans now being tested by National Public Radio, FM stations will be able to broadcast more than one program at a time on a single radio frequency.

Of course, that signal is limited, as users are only able to stream one broadcast channel at a time.

In a somewhat similar approach to Slingbox, Aereo assumes it can get around legal barriers because it's just tuning into live TV, not re-broadcasting it without permission (which would be summarily illegal), and is licensing one TV antenna per-person, to be streamed one broadcast channel at a time.