Sentence examples for broadcast subsequently from inspiring English sources

Committee meetings on health care were broadcast subsequently by C-SPAN and may be viewed on the C-SPAN website.

During the break in TV production, "The Sponge Who Could Fly" first aired during a two-hour "Sponge -a-thon, while the other eight were broadcaSponge -a-thony.

The first report was critical of the way Newsnight dropped its investigation into Jimmy Savile and the second was critical of the way the programme subsequently broadcast false allegations about Lord McAlpine.

Although her first broadcast brought in double the usual number of viewers, the program subsequently struggled in the ratings.

Based solely on the inexplicit imagery, there was no obvious reason to ban it except that a somewhat similar spot for Snickers was blasted as homophobic, and subsequently withdrawn from broadcast, after it debuted during the Super Bowl in 2007.

In a statement distributed yesterday, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, which organized a letter-writing campaign to CBS after the December broadcast and subsequently met with Mr. Burke, said that it had "achieved its goals" in sensitizing the network to the consequences of homophobic remarks.

In 1936 Hammond heard the Count Basie orchestra on a radio broadcast and subsequently helped bring the band to national prominence.

A group of broadcast journalists subsequently launched a legal challenge to overturn the ban, but in May 1989 the High Court decided the Home Secretary had acted lawfully.

"NBC Nightly News" and "Today" subsequently broadcast a fact-checking segment about several of Mr. Trump's claims in the interview.

Several reporters were with the group, and a CNN reporter, Michael Holmes, subsequently broadcast both the group's feat and an interview with the Palestinian leader.

The messages were subsequently broadcast on Brand's Radio 2 show, which was produced by the comedian's own company, Vanity Projects.