Sentence examples for broadcast programmes from inspiring English sources

I worked on a lot of corporate stuff, a few broadcast programmes and commercial programmes.

Off the back of space bridges' initial success, we had planned to influence peace processes elsewhere with similar broadcast programmes.

Anyhow, if the World Service continues to broadcast programmes like An Unspeakable Act, none of us should worry.

In January, the BBC website's iPlayer service, which shows recently broadcast programmes on demand and has been operational for only two years, received more than 115m requests.

This mission reached 80,000km at its apogee, a fifth of the average distance to the Moon, to deliver a geostationary satellite that will broadcast programmes to South Asia.

If they watch TV in their rooms or view 'as broadcast' programmes on a computer, they will need a licence, but they don't need a licence to watch programmes online through 'on demand' services after they have been broadcast.

The demands of the broadcast programme format, length and editing make that impossible.

The latest set-top boxes from TiVo can search for films and television programmes across broadcast programme guides, video-on-demand menus and digital video recorders all at once.

"I do struggle with the idea that the BBC commissions and broadcasts programmes that would clearly be shown by unsubsidised rivals," Johnson told the House of Lords communication committee, as part of its inquiry into the future of the BBC.

An Election Live page, reporting every twist and turn of the campaign and election night, in text, images, video, audio, graphics and tweets, along with live streams of all the relevant BBC broadcasts, programmes and live events.

It makes and broadcasts programmes such as Today (and Yesterday) in Parliament on Radio 4, and BBC Two's Daily and Sunday Politics as well as the BBC Parliament TV channel.