Sentence examples for broadcast back to from inspiring English sources

(For the first three weeks, two shows will be broadcast back to back).

Managerial privacy dwindles: "I have to assume that every bit of information about me is broadcast back to our employees and customers.

Other times, the show came joyfully unmoored from those conventions, as when Levy, throwing the broadcast back to Gutfeld, suddenly began quoting "A Midsummer Night's Dream": GUTFELD: Thank you, Andy.

Zack Wheeler had thrown two scoreless innings in the Mets' spring opener, and this would be his second appearance, with the game to be broadcast back to New York.

He also sought to increase external pressure on the Soviet Union to show more respect for individual rights by smuggling out information about abuses to the West so that it could be broadcast back to the Soviet people by Western radio stations.

Since more people watched last October's televised Miss America Pageant than a baseball game on NBC and the urban drama on CBS, ABC has decided to move the pageant's broadcast back to September, but a week later than officials in Atlantic City wanted.

These films aren't being broadcast back-to-back, though.

CBS placed second overall with repeats of "NCIS" (10.5 million) and "NCIS: Los Angeles" (8.2 million), while ABC broadcast back-to-back episodes of "Wipeout" (6.8 million).

The Democratic candidates are scheduled to hold their first debate on Thursday, and both debates will be broadcast back-to-back on Sunday at 2 p.m.

The show has since passed from cult hit to entrenched tradition, and is broadcast back-to-back on all channels over the new year.

For years WNET, Channel 13, in New York has broadcast back-to-back classic movies on Saturday nights, drawing some of its largest audiences of the week.