Sentence examples for broadcast star from inspiring English sources
Speaking immediately after the broadcast, star Matt Smith said: "I think what's really clever about it is that what he [Moffat] has managed to do is change the mythology of the character - which, after 50 years, is an achievement".
It's unclear which broadcast star would be interested in making the jump to the brand new Al Jazeera America.
An Early Love of Radio As a boy Dick listened often to the radio, and at 13 he went to see a live radio broadcast starring Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore.
Well, not quite but this party election broadcast stars Ricky Tomlinson (alias Jim Royle) looking a little awkward with the teleprompter as he thumbs his no-nonsense nose at the industry-destroying EU and urges us "to get Britain out of the EU and back into the world".
While Catholics historically haven't taken to the airwaves like evangelicals, the church has had its broadcast stars.
As with the live television staging of "The Sound of Music" a year ago, this new special documents cast and crew members preparing for the Dec. 4 broadcast starring Allison Williams as Peter Pan and Christopher Walken as Captain Hook.
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Although FTTC refers to a simple broadcast TDM star PON architecture, several upgrade options of the PON approach that provide higher capacities by making clever use of wavelength division multiplexing techniques are also explored.
In its original American broadcast, "A Star Is Burns " finished 57th in the ratings for the week of February 27 to March 5 , 1995
It's not the first time a broadcast news star has found moderating such an event to prove anything but the anticipated career boost.
It was the most-watched program of the night across all networks, outperforming repeat episodes of CSI and Crossing Jordan on CBS and NBC, respectively, as well as Fox's broadcast of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
