Sentence examples for broadcast of record from inspiring English sources

"That's the statement we want to make: we are the news broadcast of record in cable".

Otherwise, Mr. Bloom said, "If I have a piece of news that I think can hold until the Nightly News and is not earth-shattering, I will hold it till Nightly, because that is the broadcast of record".

After Rather's unhappy departure from CBS, the network's president, Leslie Moonves, said that he wanted to blow up the "Evening News" — by which he meant, he later explained, that he wanted to do away with the program's outmoded "broadcast of record" posture, and its accompanying burden of summarizing the world in twenty-two minuteachach night.

* Qwest Communications International, Denver, to the New York office of Initiative Media North America, part of the Partnership division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, as the broadcast agency of record, with spending estimated at $35 million out of the total budget of $100 million.

Sandy Grossman, 78, a television sports director who oversaw broadcasts of a record 10 Super Bowls and introduced several innovations to TV sports coverage, died Wednesday of cancer at his home in Boca Raton, Fla., according to his son Dean.

Note that Hello packets are periodically broadcasted to record the information of neighbors in several geographic routing protocols.

Also on air throughout the program will be works by Higdon, including a broadcast of Koh's recording of Higdon's The Singing Rooms.

Broadcast of a previously recorded performance by the organist Paul Jacobs, of Vierne's Symphony No. 1 in D minor; Bach's Prelude and Fugue in C; Reger's Chorale Fantasia on "Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme" and the second movement of Messiaen's "Ascension Suite".

His Christmas broadcast of 1951 was recorded in sections, and then edited together.

So perhaps it's no surprise that the release and subsequent broadcast of the 2005 recording of Trump boasting about sexually assaulting women has prompted nearly two dozen people to write to the agency to complain.

Live performances were just that; and a repeat in those days was not a re-broadcast of a recorded programme, but a revisited performance all over again.