Sentence examples for broadcast pieces from inspiring English sources
Each year, the foundation -- which was established in 1946, a few months after Mr. Hillman died -- awards prizes for books and newspaper, magazine and broadcast pieces.
He is the subject of a book, the focus of probing newspaper articles and broadcast pieces and the star of a BBC documentary that has just aired.
The war suddenly seemed not like something you could comprehend by stitching together its broadcast pieces but like something that had been dropped on a hard floor and shattered: you just sat there staring at the shards, the task of putting them back together too overwhelming.
I've also provided links to various charts, articles, bloggers such as economist Brad DeLong, and broadcast pieces.
Surely, for example, you've noticed an upwelling of articles and broadcast pieces -- many of them just a little smug -- about going gray as a way to embrace one's age.
He later reported the issues at stake in a broadcast piece: "Deadline Looms for Citizens Hoping to Ban Corporate Donations".
They explain, "Last night's broadcast piece was one segment, which you might want to look at in the context of several other segments we've been doing at the NewsHour on climate".
"There seemed to be a lack of these voices being heard in mainstream media," he says, noting that the Big Ideas coordinators assigned him a mentor, the immigration editor for The World, one of several outlets interested in partnering with him to broadcast radio pieces.
Radio 3 broadcast the piece, thereby earning the world record for the longest piece of music ever broadcast live.
I can't judge". While WISU would not agree to broadcast the piece for Tim McVeigh, specifically, it decided it could air "Ave Atque Vale" if it were introduced as a piece for "a very special listener". The exact time it will air has not been determined.
My patience snapped in August when Woman's Hour, the much-loved Radio 4 programme, broadcast a piece that seemed to blame the lack of women in ICT on women.
