Sentence examples for broadcast sorry from inspiring English sources
In fact, once you download the original broadcast — sorry, I meant to say "record" it — you can watch it at your leisure.
In case you haven't been keeping tabs on Aereo's odyssey, the company relies on a slew of what it often refers to as "antenna/DVRs" that tune into live local television broadcasts (sorry, no tapping into another city's programming) and make them available for viewing over the web or on mobile devices.
The success of Sky was down to the content – Murdoch bought the rights to broadcast premium football (sorry, soccer) games, forcing millions of households to sign up to Sky if they wanted to follow their favourite teams.
I don't believe that Desilu Productions would have let "Desilu" be broadcast in such a sorry state.
To broadcast live with make.tv it needs – sorry, needed – nothing more than a webcam or video camera connected to a laptop with browser.
It's a politician's sorry fate: Unsolicited advice, widely broadcast.
Mary Ewert, Mr. Ewert's wife, said this week that she was not sorry that her husband's suicide had been broadcast.
"Of course we're sorry for anyone who's suffered personal trauma," he said in comments broadcast today by BBC Radio.
I am sorry'," Tanooka, 44, said in an interview with the TBS network that was broadcast on Monday.
In a nationally broadcast TV advertisement, Mr Hayward pledges: "For those affected and your families, I'm deeply sorry.
"I was welling up I felt so sorry for Andy," she told BBC Radio 5 live for a programme on Murray's Grand Slam year that will be broadcast at 19 30 GMT on Thursday, 27 December.
