Sentence examples for broadcast host from inspiring English sources
Much has already changed at the Philharmonic, with the introduction of its live concerts on iTunes, a celebrity broadcast host (Alec Baldwin) and a vastly expanded Web site, nyphil.org, not to mention the increasingly evident programming stamp of Mr. Gilbert.
The wireless EMG system uses a lithium-ion powered pack (c), which acts as an IEEE 802.11b broadcast host.
Our live broadcast host will show a sample to her audience, aggregate orders, and tell the factory how many to make and in what sizes," said Chen. "This significantly speeds up the production process and lowers prices for consumers".
Sunday's broadcast, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, featured a "did they really say that?" comic opener that was edgier than usually seen at the staid ceremony — a song-and-dance number arguing that Broadway, with its con artists, Mormons and nuns this season, is "not just for gays anymore".
The moment that will most likely endure from the year-ending episode of "Saturday Night Live" is the quietly powerful opening of a children's chorus singing "Silent Night," which began a holiday-theme broadcast hosted by Martin Short and featuring music from Paul McCartney.
Pipedreams: This weekly radio broadcast, hosted by the erudite and witty Michael Barone, is produced by Minnesota Public Radio.
Today is the last @FaceTheNation broadcast hosted by @bobschieffer.
After the premiere of the episode, a live after-show titled Talking Dead was broadcast, hosted by Chris Hardwick.
The final broadcast, hosted by Geologist, featured a full stream of Animal Collective's new album,Centipede Hz, along with custom visuals for each track created by Abby Portner.
Meanwhile, Democracy Now!, the venerable progressive broadcast hosted by journalist Amy Goodman, requires interns at its new, LEED Platinum certified office in Manhattan to work for free for two months, for a minimum of 20 hours a week, after which "a $15 expense allowance is provided on days you work five or more hours".
A highlight of the regional trainings for the broadcasters is the live public two-hour outside broadcast they host in public places to 'bring radio to the people'.
