Sentence examples for broadcast play from inspiring English sources

His last broadcast play was Hate Mail in 1988, after which the Frost novels occupied him completely.

As the 50th anniversary of Cathy Come Home, the BBC's broadcast play on homelessness nears, its legacy is brought up repeatedly.

Twitch allows gamers to "broadcast, play and chat" using a live streaming service but after reports of people using the feature to show sexual content the company announced that any streams not about gaming or games would be moderated and turned off.

Instruct everyone to drink whenever the broadcast plays "Stormy Weather" to herald news of further stock-market losses.

For seven years, his National Radio Theater broadcast plays on commercial stations and had as many as 300,000 listeners in Chicago and 5 million nationwide.

Bebb's voice - heard in more than 1,000 broadcast plays - found a niche on television in Agatha Christie's Poirot, in various newsreading capacities.

The Royal Marines Band was featured at the start of the broadcast playing the national anthem in Buckingham Palace's gardens, and was shown at the close performing the Christmas carol Silent Night.

When this ambitious and smoothly flowing but punishingly long, bloodless journey through jazz history had its American premiere at the New York Philharmonic's opening night in 2010, it was written in six sections — although the orchestra, needing to fit its gala into a PBS broadcast, played only five.

In a second episode involving Captain Brannon, the television broadcast played an audio tape of a telephone conversation between the naval officer and Igor Sutyagin, a researcher at Russia's U.S.A. and Canada Institute charged in 1999 with revealing state secrets after he helped compile a book on Russia's strategic nuclear arsenal.

The game was "broadcast" play-by-play over telegraph to at least 1,000 fans in Lawrence, Kansas.

This time, however, there's no radio broadcast playing and the "exit" door is closed firmly shut.