Sentence examples for broadcast has become from inspiring English sources
"The past thirty years has seen an explosion of media sources, and broadcast has become only one voice in the chorus," the judges said in their opinion.
And I believe that print -- now that broadcast has become the dominant mass media -- has to be aimed at educated, affluent people.
And I believe that print — now that broadcast has become the dominant mass media — has to be aimed at educated, affluent people".
Jon Stewart's The Daily Show, the finest contemporary US comedy broadcast, has become a fully-fledged cultural phenomenon around the English-speaking world, largely via streams on Comedy Central's website.
Squeezing into the national broadcast has become increasingly difficult, in part, because the academy limits the commercial time.
They know they're pushing our buttons". What images to broadcast has become a dilemma for news organizations.
Cameron later claimed that the broadcast had become his daughter's "favourite video".
By Philip Hamburger Counterpoint ($24, hardcover) [Fiorello] La Guardia's Sunday broadcasts have become an accepted institution in a great many New York homes, like Sunday papers on the living-room floor...
Its radio broadcasts have become more vituperative, new border incidents in Korea against U.S. troops have occurred, fresh buildups of troops on India's north frontier have been reported, and Viet Cong raids in South Vietnam are being stepped up.
He acknowledged that the practice, rare before the advent of HD broadcasts, had become more common, though only five productions (out of 27) in the past season involved body microphones during certain scenes, he said.
