Sentence examples for broadcast gained from inspiring English sources

The new morning broadcast gained viewers as the week progressed, suggesting that some viewers sampled the show and liked what they saw.

(The broadcast gained high ratings, three million viewers, despite running during the London Olympics. PBS plans to air it in April).

The episode's broadcast gained an estimated 20.81 million viewers, making it ABC's sixth most episode for the week.

Murrow took on McCarthy and the House Un-American Actinities Committee in a 1954 broadcast which gained legendary status; McCarthy responded by accusing Murrow of being a communist.

If "Zero Dark Thirty" has been singled out for harsher condemnation than other movies and television shows that employ representations of violence, it is partly because, as Mark Bowden pointed out in "The Atlantic," the filmmakers called attention to the reporting they did as "journalistic" and broadcast the access they gained to Navy SEAL team members and C.I.A. field officers.

The reason: In Europe, GSM is the predominant standard, and another compatible TV broadcast technology, known as Digital Video Broadcast (DVB), is gaining momentum.

We don't see the broadcast, but it gains him a friendship with a sympathetic reporter, Carrie Donnel Kim Dickenss).

A full slate of repeats on CBS allowed the other broadcast networks to gain some ground in the ratings on Thursday.

The contest is also an example of efforts by cable channels and broadcast networks to gain attention for the return of existing series and the premiere episodes of new ones.

After two pilots, the first show was broadcast in November 1962 and quickly gained a reputation for lampooning the establishment.

Disney's cable networks, like ABC Family, gained while the ABC broadcast network declined.