Sentence examples for broadcast extraordinary from inspiring English sources

But this unexpectedly great gala was — with the exception of Perlman and an unprofessionally distracting camera crew filming for a future PBS broadcast – extraordinary.

Like much of Nuwaubian literature, the talks broadcast extraordinary theories about the origins of man, the nature of reality and the apocalypse — in which the Nuwaubians' alien creators will come "pick up their children" and "wipe out" every Caucasian on the planet.

The evening news broadcast an extraordinary 15-minute segment in which a stern Mr. Putin appeared to take the side of the victims, telling local officials that "people here think that there was no warning".

But it's still admirable, first for the symbolic coup of its extraordinary broadcast; and for the few seconds when Albarn makes his sonic coup of splicing radio's pips with his own haunting notes.

The BBC Middle East correspondent Tim Franks will this morning bid his farewell to Jerusalem with an extraordinary broadcast on the difficulties he has faced in reporting the troubled region for the corporation as a practising Jew.

It is also an extraordinary broadcast news source.

They sell on rights to broadcast media conglomerates for extraordinary fees.

Laurence capped his Vietnam tours with "The World of Charlie Company," an extraordinary documentary, broadcast by CBS in 1970.

President Thabo Mbeki then waded in with an extraordinary television broadcast in which he rubbished Judge Heath.

There's a glut of new shows opening this week – and do remember the web broadcast of Forced Entertainment's extraordinary Speak Bitterness tomorrow night.

"Combined with growing broadcast fees, this provides extraordinary financial resources for the U.S. and for FIFA to grow the game not only in the United States, but throughout the world," he said.