Sentence examples for broadcast chapter from inspiring English sources

Netflix broadcast "Chapter 1" and "Chapter 2" to critics several days in advance of the release.

He is amongst a number of stars, including Stephen Fry, Tilda Swinton, Benedict Cumberbatch and Sir David Attenborough, who have jumped on board the ambitious project to broadcast all 135 chapters of Herman Melville's novel over 135 days.

If a season is a narrative told play by play, each broadcast is an audiobook chapter.

It's an online project in which a chapter is broadcast per day, read by Stephen Fry, Neil Tennant, Tilda Swinton and other devotees of the book.

The chapter focuses that a broadcast flag is a sequence of digital bits sent with a digital television program that indicates whether or not it can be recorded or if there are any restrictions on recorded content.

Mike can be heard nationally on the Chapter & Verse radio broadcast, as well as via live webcast.

Wednesday's win might signal a new ratings chapter for the NBC broadcast, as this week also coincides with the one year anniversary of former co-host Ann Curry's firing from the morning show.

Saturday's "Doctor Who" broadcast, however, will mark the final chapters for Smith's time in the legendary role.

The first chapter of Reith's book Broadcast Over Britain is called Uncharted Seas, and that was what there was: a vast and empty ocean of possibility.

In evidence, Johnson cites Hoskins's "most famous passage" from the concluding chapter: : In 1972 the BBC broadcast an episode of the television programme Horizon on The Making of the English Landscape produced by Peter Jones, and featuring Hoskins as presenter.

This is a chapter in journalism about how a broadcast should not be handled".